Human-centrism in civil procedural law: a return to foundations in the face of modern challenges

Abstract

In the conditions of modern technological development, which has covered all spheres of public life, including the sphere of administration of justice, the role of the social dimension of these transformations is increasing. Turning to the figure of the “user of the judicial system” and identifying his needs, interests, as well as his perception of the mechanism of judicial protection, directly affects the authority of the judiciary, the public's trust in the court, the effectiveness of justice and its role in society. Modern studies around the world clearly show the growing interest in human-centrism in justice. It is on the basis of socially oriented data that it is possible to build the most adequate system that ensures the protection of the rights of subjects of law, adjust it to the needs of changing social relations. It is extremely important to realize that it is a person who is at the center of all transformations - it is human-centrism, which allows to put a person, his well-being and ensuring the protection of rights, freedoms and legitimate interests, is able to respond to the challenges of an impersonal technocratic society.