Humanistic law as a philosophical justification of the emerging concept of protecting the rights of Paralympic athletes

The purpose and objectives. The main goal is to show the key problems in the international legal regulation of the protection of the rights of Paralympic athletes in the aspect of compliance with the principles of international law and humanistic law, to reveal the prerequisites for the development of an international legal act that would provide for the responsibility of legal entities in the field of sports, including Paralympic, contained in international conventions. Methodological approach. The main methods of the work are comparative legal, historical legal methods and methods of legal interpretation, applied on the basis of the concept of humanistic law. Results and conclusions. The article identifies the key issues related to international legal regulation of protection of the rights of Paralympic athletes, the analysis of the operation of the rules of humanitarian law and principles of international law in regulating relations in the field of sports law, primarily the protection of the rights of Paralympic athletes, as well as the possibility of international legal regulation of liability of legal persons for violations of the rights in the field of sports. Originality and value. The study is valuable in view of its relevance and originality of the work, which emphasizes the responsibility of legal entities in the field of sports, including the Paralympic, as well as the responsibility of the state that condones the Commission of internationally wrongful acts by a legal entity, which is rarely comprehensively considered in the framework of international legal works.

humanistic law, protection of the rights of Paralympic athletes, principles of international law, international conventions