The problem of human rights is typically discussed in either strictly juridical terms, when particular issues are involved, or in religious and dogmatic terms, when we extend our judgment to the outside world from a high moral standpoint of a once-established canon
Many think that the problems regarding the new great transmigration are ‘unsolved.’ But this imaginary insolvability is due to the weakening of democratic mechanisms. It has been taboo for a long time to discuss these issues, especially at the political level.
The Russian ruling elite does not have a coherent concept of national politics, but instead has a set of prejudices that were inherited from the Soviet times. At that, these are the very prejudices that make the State’s approach with respect to the national sphere rather ambiguous.
