Theoretical foundations and development priorities of national security rights

The practical value of the study was to cover the features of national security law as a value-normative system of statuses, rules of conduct, communications, which has public recognition and is legitimised to ensure safe conditions for human life, the existence and development of society and the state, and to justify the development of the subject area of national security law towards qualitative indicators of legal support of all components of the national security system, structuring its types, levels - from national to international, entering the legal system of collective international security based on international principles and standards that form such a security system.

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