Abstract
Taking into account the increase of environmental crises on a global scale, the constitutional and legal fixing of environmental norms becomes more important. States should not only fix, but also create important means for ensuring environmental security. Studying the constitutions of a number of modern states, we see how environmental security as a state policy, as well as human ecological rights, are carefully defined, emphasizing their primary importance. Analyzing the RA Border, we see quite serious gaps, both from the point of view of fixing environmental security, and from the point of view of human environmental rights. Therefore, we believe that "environmental security" should be clearly defined by the RA Constitution, as well as the environmental rights of a person and legal mechanisms and conditions should be established for the realization of the environmental rights of persons.
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