The article considers the problems of the logical nature of human rights and the correctness of the provisions on the natural character of human rights. The basis of the analysis of existing approaches is the separation of ideological and logical aspects of the teachings about human rights. Logical analysis of the nature of human rights is a prerequisite for the correctness of their legal analysis, therefore, logical aspects of being human rights are put in the basis of the search naturalness of their origin. The origin of the phenomena related to their deductibility, it is the possibility of identification of natural in origin and necessary withdrawing. The author conclusions about the incorrectness of deducing of human rights from human nature and suggests alternative approaches to solving this problem. Comparableness of phenomenon that are deduced from each other involves consideration of the ontology of human rights through the vision of K. Popper about the three worlds of existence of various phenomena. Human rights assigned by the author to the world of information phenomena. This fact allows one to consider the peculiarities of human rights through the establishment of the peculiarities of their information nature. It is noted, the limitations on the use of deductive-nomological structures enabling schemes with the necessary adherence. On this basement the author makes the conclusion about the reasonableness of usage alternative constructions in search of naturalness of human rights.
human rights, the nature of human rights, naturalness of human rights, information status of human rights, the origin of human rights, the ontological status of human rights
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