Comparative characteristics of international legal regulation of migration and international human rights law

This paper examines the theoretical issues of the relationship between two groups of international legal norms. The first group regulates interstate relations in the field of migration, and the second – in the field of ensuring and protecting human rights. The conclusion is formulated and substantiated that there are common norms in these branches of law, which can be considered an integral part of both branches. The mutual complementarity of such norms is justified, as well as the absence of conflicts in their application in practice