The rule of law is the guarantee of fundamental rights and freedoms. The mechanisms and standards of the rule of law must meet and correspond not only to the social and economic needs of citizens but also to their moral commitment. In the context of an open world and interand intrastate connections, we could talk about unique standards and mechanisms that would guarantee the rule of law.The purpose of this article is the ontological and axiological substratum of the rule of law, as well as the perception of justice as a constitutive element of the rule of law.
The aim of this research is to analyse the legal content of crimes against humanity and the
interferences with the crime of genocide and war crimes through the prism of national and international normative acts. The genesis of the concepts is presented, their correlation is analysed, as well as the defining criteria and the imprescriptibility of the acts.
