INTERNATIONAL LEGAL MEANS OF PROTECTION OF CITIZENS IN CASE OF MASS VIOLATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS ON THE TERRITORY OF A FOREIGN COUNTRY.

This scientific article analyzes international legal mechanisms for protecting citizens in cases of mass human rights violations in foreign countries. Specifically, the study examines key international mechanisms, such as the "Responsibility to Protect" (R2P) principle, United Nations Security Council resolutions, and decisions of international courts and tribunals. The research evaluates the measures taken by the international community against human rights abuses and assesses the effectiveness of these mechanisms. Furthermore, the article explores the impact of international political interests on the application of international legal tools.