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As is known, in the beginning of 20th century, Russia and Kazakhstan were a unified state. After the October Revolution of 1917 unification of Russia and Kazakhstan was confirmed in a decree of VTsIK and SNK RSFSR of August 26, 1920 “On the formation of the Kirghiz (Kazakh) Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic”, according to which Kazakhstan became a member of the RSFSR. After the collapse of the USSR relations between the neighboring countries reached a new level of development. In the early 90s, a number of documents were signed that laid the political and legal basis for bilateral relations in the modern period. They identified the areas of the closest partnership between two states.
This includes cooperation in the military, economic, cultural, humanitarian and environmental spheres. Signing of the Treaty on Economic Union in September, 1993 became a serious legal basis for the development of economic relations between Russia and Kazakhstan. Signing of the Agreement 'On the basic principles of cross-border cooperation of the states-parties to the Treaty on the deepening of integration in economic and humanitarian spheres,' of March 29, 1996 was a major event in the development and strengthening of cross-border ties between the CIS countries.
It defined the scope of the development of border areas. Scientific and practical foundations of realization of the ILO decent work concept in the EAEU states The article deals with the definition and the role of the decent work concept of the International Labour Organisation as an effective and appropriate response to the challenges of globalization. The author analyzes the fundamental strategic goals of the concept, scientific and practical aspects of their implementation in labour law of Eurasian Economic Union states, as well as considers the basic points of view of scientist and representatives of EAEU states on the decent work concept.
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International legal questions of environmental impact assessment in a transboundary context in the Caspian Sea region The article examines the emergence and development of the international legal regime for the protection of the marine environment of the Caspian Sea from pollution from all sources, including the protection, conservation, restoration and sustainable and rational use of the biological resources of the Caspian Sea. Particular attention is paid to the importance of the development and adoption in the near future of the Protocol on environmental impact assessment in a transboundary context in the Caspian Sea region. Legality of use of forces for self-defence in international relations The present article deals with two key criteria for determining the legality of self-defence in international relations – necessity and proportionality.
These principles are decisive for differentiating self-defence from reprisals that are prohibited in contemporary international law. There exist divergent views in both doctrine and practice of international law regarding the content of the principles of necessity and proportionality. The author concludes that whether or not the use of force in the context of self-defence has been necessary or proportional will depend on the circumstances of each individual case. Is sustainable development a principle of international law?
The article reveals the absence of common opinion about understanding whether the principle of sustainable development exists and, if it does, what is its normative value and its role in international law. The author analyses the main points of view on the legal status of sustainable development, denies the existence of sustainable development as an obligatory principle of international law and defines the role of sustainable development in international law as one of its main objectives.
The UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples: past, present and future Promotion and protection of indigenous peoples’ rights particularly in Africa is an issue of high interest. There is no legal definition or single view on their status. In spite of this in 2007 there was adopted a code of rights of indigenous peoples – the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Now this document is used by different UN Council special procedures and human rights treaty bodies to assess the situation with indigenous peoples' rights in different countries. International treaties in the sphere of education between Russia and the Nordic states This article was prepared at the expense of the RGNF grant No. 6 “The Access of citizens and organizations to the implementation of Russian foreign policy towards the Nordic states.” The article describes the international treaties in the field of education between the Russian Federation and the Nordic states: Finland, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Iceland.
The author notes that Russia has developed the closest ties with Finland in the field of education, considering the prospects for expanding contacts between Russia and the Nordic states, using the experience of cooperation with Finland. The role of international organizations in shaping the common principles of environmental protection The protection of the environment is one of the global issues of our time. In order to minimize and prevent negative impact on the ecological situation in the world, the international community was to formulate common international environmental standards. Sbornik zadachi po geometrii atanasyan glizburg chastj 1. Direct role in the creation of common international environmental principles was played by international institutions. This article deals with environmental organizations and their influence on the formation of common international principles and standards in the field of ecology. Is there a future for the International Humanitarian Fact-Finding Commission?