Starea excepțională instituită / declarată constituțional, condiție a măsurilor derogatorii privind drepturile omului
State of emergency established / declared constitutional, condition of derogating human rights measures
Author(s): Corneliu Liviu PopescuSubject(s): Constitutional Law, Human Rights and Humanitarian Law
Published by: Facultatea de Drept, Universitatea din București
Keywords: human rights;derogations;constitutional regime;legislative regime;state of war;state of mobilization of the armed forces;state of siege;state of emergency;state of alert;
Summary/Abstract: Unlike human rights interferences, which constitute a restriction on human rights during normal periods, human rights derogations are severe and widespread restrictions in exceptional cases. They are authorized only in one of the four exceptional states expressly and exhaustively listed in the Constitution: the state of war, the state of mobilization of the armed forces, the state of siege and the state of emergency. The state of alert, regulated only by law, does not represent a state in which derogatory human rights measures can be used.
Journal: AUBD – Forum juridic
- Issue Year: 2020
- Issue No: 1
- Language: Romanian
