The Value Bases of the Concept of Human Rights in the International Legal Doctrine

The article examines the moral categories — justice, humanism, equality, conscience, which form the value basis of the international concept of the protection of human and civil rights and freedoms. The article examines the conceptual approaches of foreign and domestic authors who have studied the category of human rights and freedoms as a legal phenomenon, its place in the value hierarchy of the modern world order in the context of the crisis of the Western system of human rights protection.