Cultural and moral security of the Russian Federation: constitutional and legal aspect

Background. The relevance of the research topic is determined by its scientific, theoretical and practical significance. From a scientific and theoretical point of view, studying this problem allows us to deepen our understanding of Russia's national security as a systemic problem involving internal and external threats. In practical terms, the topic is significant from the point of view of developing practical recommendations for improving Russian legislation, taking into account the introduction of the institute of cultural and moral security. Materials and methods. The article uses a wide range of legal sources relevant to the research topic. The research methods used were logical, historical, method of analysis and synthesis, dialectical method, civilizational approach. Results. The article substantiates the idea of distinguishing cultural and moral security as an independent type of national security of the Russian Federation and including it as an independent legal institution in certain branches of public law. Conclusions. Traditional values are based on the cultural and moral values of our people, formed from religious beliefs, folk traditions and customs, expressing the national and cultural identity of representatives of the Russian civilization. Traditional values are cultural and moral guidelines passed down from generation to generation, forming the national identity of the multinational people of the Russian Federation. The consolidation of spiritual and moral values in the Constitution of the Russian Federation means that our state considers them to be the most important and most significant for civil society and takes them under its legal.