Abstract
<jats:p>The article examines the legal restrictions on the rights and freedoms established by federal legislation in relation to military personnel of the National Guard of the Russian Federation. It is proposed to group them according to key areas of implementation of constitutional rights. It is shown that the set of established restrictions is concentrated around five blocks: information and communication prohibitions, restrictions on participation in public events and strikes and the limits of political activity, the specifics of the implementation of freedom of conscience and religious practice in the military environment, bans on entrepreneurial and other paid activities while maintaining limited exceptions for scientific, pedagogical and creative work, anti-corruption restrictions. In conclusion, it is established that the validity of these restrictions is due to the law enforcement specifics of the Rosgvardiya's activities and is compensated by a system of guarantees.</jats:p>