REALIZATION OF LAW PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS CONDITION FOR STATE AND CITIZEN SAFETY

Abstract

Security system of each country constitute the international
legal documents and acts as well as national security that allow system is
organized as a part of the state apparatus, which system will to enable to
make possible the safety and independence of other states, as well as the
law protection of basic human rights and freedoms. International documents
for protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms, as well as legal
acts of any national state determines the universal significance of human
rights and freedoms, whose observance is an important factor of peace,
justice and security necessary to ensure the development of friendly relations
and cooperation among states, but also a precondition for progress on the
establishment of lasting peace, security, justice and cooperation in Europe. Full
respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms and the development of
societies based on pluralistic democracy and the rule of law are prerequisites
for progress in ensuring lasting peace, security, justice and cooperation in
Europe. The Treaty establishing the European Union, signed in Maastricht in
1992 stipulates that respect for human rights is one of the main prerequisites
for membership in the European Union and the guarantees of human rights
established and guaranteed by the European Convention on Human Rights,
are respected by Union as general principles of Union law. One of the main
objectives of the common foreign and security policy of the Member States of
the European Union is the development of democracy and the rule of law and
respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms. Republic of Macedonia
in the processes of democratization incorporate the recommendations of the
Council of Europe and other international institutions in finding appropriate
effective mechanisms by which holders of public authority will exercise
its powers with respect for and protection of human rights. Respect and
protection of human rights legislation in line with international standards in
this area, should be a primary task of each authority responsible for enforcing
the law.