ACCESS TO JUSTICE IN THE POST-SOVIET STATES: COMPARATIVE-LEGAL ANALYSIS
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Free access to justice is one of the basic human rights guaranteed by the European Convention of Human Rights. The article provides a comparative analysis of access to justice in the countries of the former Soviet Union. Despite the relatively short history of independence of the former Soviet republics in many respects the issue of access to justice in these countries resolved differently. The analysis in the article reveals the positive and negative features of systems

Gurbanov R.A., (2015), ACCESS TO JUSTICE IN THE POST-SOVIET STATES: COMPARATIVE-LEGAL ANALYSIS. Business in Law, 3 => 191-193.

Judicial systems of the European Union countries - Analysis of data by the CEPEJ - CEPEJ Studies No. 19 Jean-Paul Jean, Advocate General at the Court of Cassation and Associate Professor at the University of Poitiers and H l ne Jorry, Expert on European Union Law and Associate expert in the CEPEJ.
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the judicial system, justice, access to justice, human rights, the post-Soviet space, European standards of justice, the efficiency of the justice system.