Problems of Social Security and Protection of Families with Children of Mobilized Citizens
( Pp. 138-145)

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Natalia V. Letova Dr.Sci.(Law), Chief Researcher of the Procedural Law Sector
Institute of State and Law of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Moscow, Russian Federation
Abstract:
Abstract: The purpose of the study. The article discusses measures of social assistance and support for mobilized citizens and their families, systematizes the types of benefits that are provided by legislation in relation to this category of citizens, identifies problems of their application in practice, caused, among other things, by the lack of the necessary conceptual apparatus in the field of family relations. The author defines a fundamentally new meaning of the criteria traditionally used for the appointment of social payments, their features are revealed when using the method of situational regulation of social relations in connection with the need to ensure the protection of the rights of mobilized citizens in the shortest possible time.
The article offers an analysis of the measures provided for by the legislation to support the families of the mobilized, their advantages and individual imperfections are revealed, their complex and intersectoral nature is proved, a conclusion is formulated about the practical convergence of public and private interests in ensuring the protection of the rights and interests of mobilized citizens and their families.
How to Cite:
Natalia V.L., (2023), PROBLEMS OF SOCIAL SECURITY AND PROTECTION OF FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN OF MOBILIZED CITIZENS. Gaps in Russian Legislation, 2 => 138-145.
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Keywords:
state; family policy; social policy; mobilization; mobilized citizens; families of mobilized; social norms; family relations; family composition; family members; types of families; criteria of need; method of regulating family relations; social assistance measures; support measures; benefits of mobilized citizens; obligations of mobilized; protection of mobilized; public and private interests..


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