PROTECTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN INTER-ETHNIC CONFLICTS: RESPONSIBILITIES OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS BODIES TO PROTECT HUMAN RIGHTS AND PREVENT VIOLATIONS

Abstract

Relevance. The article is devoted to the study of the role of internal affairs bodies in ensuring the protection of human rights in inter-ethnic conflicts. In the context of growing tensions between ethnic groups, the importance of effective interaction between internal affairs bodies and the population and the protection of the rights of vulnerable groups becomes especially relevant. The article discusses the main responsibilities of internal affairs bodies, such as ensuring security, preventing crimes on ethnic grounds. The author focuses on the need to introduce monitoring mechanisms, training employees on human rights issues and cooperation with non-governmental organizations. It is analyzed how these measures can help prevent human rights violations and create an atmosphere of trust among various ethnic groups. In conclusion, it is emphasized that the effective performance of the duties of the internal affairs bodies not only contributes to the protection of human rights, but also strengthens public order, which in turn contributes to peaceful coexistence and social harmony