Human rights defence activities of the mission of the President of Ukraine in the autonomous republic of crimea

The protection of human rights and freedoms during the aggression of another country is of particular importance. Therefore, the main purpose of the work is to analyze the human rights activities of the Office of the President of Ukraine in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea. The article proves that the status of the Mission developed in 1992–2002, with the acquisition of the body of the features of the all-state constitutional institute and its functions as special constitutional control in the ARC. Gradually, the Human Rights dimension of the Mission’s activities was intensified till 2014, but a qualitative transformation into the vector of the work of the body took place only after the internal movement of the body to the controlled territory from the temporarily occupied Crimea. The requirements of the Plan of Urgent Measures on Counteraction the Russian Aggression from the Temporarily Occupied Territory of Ukraine in the Crimea, on Protecting the Interests of the State, of the Citizens of Ukraine and of the Ukrainian Legal Entities in the Crimea for 2018–2019 play a special role in this process. Until 2017, the Mission did not use the institution of constitutional appeal for the exercise of its competence and lost the opportunity to submit any acts to the constitutional justice bodies in 2017. The development of the interaction between the Mission and the Constitutional Court of Ukraine for the protection of Constitutional Rights and Freedoms of the internally displaced persons and of the population of the temporary occupied Crimea seems to be important for further researches

конституційна скарга, конституційний контроль, конституційні права, Представництво Президента України в АРК