Justice as a Paradigm for Transforming Human Rights Mechanisms in a Multipolar World

The issue of safeguarding civil and human rights and freedoms is discussed in the article in light of the emergence of a multipolar global order and significant changes in geopolitics, society, culture, and the law. The need to modernize the human rights architecture in order to create a creative and efficient system for the defense of civil and human rights and freedoms is determined by the crisis of traditional international legal human rights mechanisms, the waning influence of supranational regulators, and the politicization of former human rights institutions. Because it enables us to recognize basic patterns, the category of justice is used to examine the axiological, institutional, and functional elements of the evolution of systems for the preservation of human and civil rights and freedoms. The analysis of how human rights institutions interact in the new multipolar world and the identification of modernization vectors for normativelegal support of human rights are the primary foci.