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Сущность международных прав и обязанностей государств – членов ЮНЕСКО

Authors: Lola I. Gaibullozoda; Institut filosofii, politologii i prava im. A.M. Bakhovaddinova Akademii nauk Respubliki Tadzhikistan;

Сущность международных прав и обязанностей государств – членов ЮНЕСКО

Abstract

В статье проводиться анализ по сопоставлению и применению прав и обязанностей государств-членов ЮНЕСКО с конкретными правами и обязанностями, вытекающими из императивных норм «jus cogens». С учетом международно-правового принципа «рacta sunt servanda», правомочия и обязательства обретают обязательную силу для государств-членов. В этом отношении, выделяются позиции ученных по применению международно-правового принципа добросовестного выполнения международных обязательств («рacta sunt servanda») в сфере охраны объектов всеобщего материального культурного наследия.

Keywords

международно-правовая охрана, правовые стандарты ЮНЕСКО, рacta sunt servanda, принцип добросовестного выполнения международных обязательств, имплементация

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