Abstract
The article is devoted to the study of constitutional environmental rights in the Republic of Armenia and the Republic of Azerbaijan. The author focuses on the fact that in Armenia, constitutional norms do not formally enshrine constitutional environmental rights, which reflects the novelty of the study. In the Republic of Azerbaijan, constitutional environmental rights are reflected in domestic legislation, but they have their own individual features that distinguish them from other CIS member states. In the domestic legislation of the Republic of Azerbaijan, the legislator reflects only the category of damage.Harm that can also be caused to a citizen as a subject of law is not reflected in the laws of Azerbaijan.In our opinion, this fact indicates a lack of legal regulation. In the Republic of Armenia, constitutional environmental rights are not formally reflected in constitutional norms, but they are reflected in the norms of the fundamentals of legislation on environmental protection. At the same time, the constitutional norms of Armenia stipulate that laws must comply with constitutional laws. In this regard, we consider it necessary to enshrine in the constitutional norms of Armenia the classical triad of constitutional environmental rights reflected in the domestic legislation of this state.
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