Human-centric interaction concept of National Police with citizens

Abstract

It is determined that the work of human rights authorities in Ukraine until recent times based on the concept of public control over the observance of the rules set by the state by citizens without considering the interests of the individual. Even today, due to the lack of elaboration of new approaches to the regulation of the communicative-legal competence of the representatives of law enforcement agencies, there are problems in the issues of social and legal interaction of the National police with the population.

Specificity of the national polity of Ukraine is based on the fact that the other areas of activity are inseparably dependent on the needs of the population of social groups. The police service is available to people without contact. For the sake of cooperation with the populace to lay down the effectiveness of legal due diligence. Such interaction is quite pleasing, the fragments of competition are governed by the social security institutes and the community, and also the regular service is uninterrupted. The Police Service works in close contact with people. The effectiveness of human rights activities depends on the quality of police interaction with citizens. Such interaction is quite complicated, because it occurs at the state level and is the interaction of social institutions and individual citizens, as well as at the interpersonal level in the form of direct communication in the system «legal service provider – client».

The scientific and methodological substantiation of the new human-centric approach to the organization of legal authorities’ activity, directly, of their employees, relates to the recognition of the rights and freedoms of the person and the citizen with the highest human value and priority in the issues of human dignity and integrity protection. The implementation of the human-centric approach in the activities of the National police ensures the natural right of every individual to realize the natural and essential characteristics of a person, his most important spiritual needs – to life, liberty, personal dignity, and personal integrity. It is determined that police activities are carried out on the basis of partnership, in close cooperation with the individual and the community and aimed at meeting their needs, considering the limits of legal influence, applying new methods of interaction between the police as a service institution and recipients of services – citizens, focusing on the level of public confidence to the police as the main criterion for evaluating the activities effectiveness of authorities and departments of their legal structure.