21.11.2023, 16:40
Global human rights crisis stems from Western attempts to use human rights doctrine to destroy national sovereignty - Putin
MOSCOW. Nov 21 (Interfax) - The profound crisis of human rights protection in the modern world stems from the continuous attempts of the collective West to use the human rights doctrine as a tool to destroy national sovereignty and to secure its dominance, Russian President Vladimir Putin said.
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