Aslan H. Abashidze
Dr. Sci. (Law), Professor, Honorary Lawyer of the Russian Federation, Honorary Scientist of the Russian Federation, member of the United Nations Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, Director of the Law Institute, Head of the International Law Department; Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia named after Patrice Lumumba; Moscow, Russian Federation
ARTICLES:
CURRENT TRENDS IN UNIVERSAL HUMAN RIGHTS SYSTEM: MODERNISATION OR DEGRADATION?
Sociopolitical Sciences — Issue №1 2016: 6-10
Perspectives of the cooperation of Russia with control mechanism of the 2007 Council of Europe Convention on the Protection of Children against Sexual Exploitation and Sexual Abuse
Gaps in Russian Legislation — Issue №6 2016: 25-30
Issues of application of Hague Convention of 25 October 1980 on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction by the USA courts in cases of relocation of children to USA from States, not participating in the Convention
Gaps in Russian Legislation — Issue №8 2016: 321-329
Institution of Family in the International Bill of Human Rights: Its Understanding and Use
Sociopolitical Sciences — Issue №4 2021: 13-21
Principle of Cooperation Between States - a Conceptual and Normative Basis for the Progressive Development of Branches of International Law
Gaps in Russian Legislation — Issue №7 2021: 243-251
Correlation Between Socially Oriented State and Ensuring of Social Human Rights: Constitutional and International Legal Dimensions
Gaps in Russian Legislation — Issue №2 2022: 175-181
New International Human Rights Architecture
Gaps in Russian Legislation — Issue №3 2023: 187-192
Universal Declaration of Human Rights as a Result of Humankind Conscience
Gaps in Russian Legislation — Issue №8 2023: 213-216
Decriminalising Drug Policy through the International Human Rights Dimension: Progress or Regression?2
Gaps in Russian Legislation — Issue №8 2024: 132-143
The Cosmodrome where the First Satellite was Launched into Orbit and Man into Space is 70 Years Old!
Gaps in Russian Legislation — Issue №1 2026: 136-146
