TO UPDATE ENFORCEMENT PRACTICE IN ENSURING THE PARASITIC SAFETY OF ENVIRONMENTAL OBJECTS. LEGAL AND METHODOLOGICAL CONFLICTS: WAYS OF THEIR SOLUTION

• Published in: Meditsinskaia parazitologiia i parazitarnye bolezni no. 2; p. 14
• Main Authors: Kuznetsova, K Yu, Zhnakina, Zh Zh, Kuznetsova, M A, Aslanova, M M, Gritsyuk, O V, Zagainova, A V, Sergiev, V P, Rakhmanin, Yu A
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: Russian
• Published: Russia (Federation) 01-04-2017
• Subjects: Animals; Environmental Health - legislation & jurisprudence; Humans; Parasites - pathogenicity; Parasitology - legislation & jurisprudence; Parasitology - trends; Russia - epidemiology; World Health Organization; Russia
• ISSN: 0025-8326

The modern development of parasitological science and practice is integrated into the process of legal regulation of the protection of human rights and health and the environment. Russian Federation Government Enactment No. 761 dated September 28; 2009, determines a provision on examining the legal acts establishing the sanitary and epidemiological requirements for their compliance with the standards, recommendations, and other documents of international organiza- tions, including the World Health Organization [10]. The authors carried out a detailed analysis ofthe status of law enforce- ment practice in ensuring the safety of water to be free from parasites, the most studied and proven in international and national law. Factorization of national statutes on safe drinking water and water in the water sources identified legal in- consistencies in both different legal acts of the Russian Federation and their compliance with the WHO recommendations [12]. Ways to overcome legal and methodological conflicts and those to provide mechanisis of legal regulation in this area were defined. It is noted that the decision is a complex process that involves various levels of a structure of legislative initiatives and the professional public; however,,the end result is focused on the dynamic integration of national law in ensuring the parasitic safety of the environment in the unified field of international law.