Family policy as the basis for preserving and ensuring values in the Russian Federation

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Purpose of the study. The article identifies trends in the development of state family policy, the key direction of which is the comprehensive protection of the institution of the family, based on traditional family values, providing conditions for the birth and raising of children, the popularization of large families for the purpose of saving people and improving the demographic situation in Russia. It has been determined that the implementation of multi-sectoral support measures for families with children provides the necessary conditions to meet their basic needs; it has been proven that preferences in the field of labor and pensions for women with many children will provide them with conditions for them to fully combine work responsibilities with family responsibilities. It is concluded that the state’s family policy is focused on ensuring the protection and protection of traditional family values that determine the essence of family relationships and the prospects for their further development.

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Natalia V. Letova

Institute of State and Law of the Russian Academy of Sciences

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Email: letovanv@mail.ru
ORCID iD: 0000-0001-7033-977X

Dr. Sci. (Law); Chief Researcher, Procedural Law Sector

Russian Federation, Moscow

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