legal regulation

The article examines the issue of ensuring reproductive rights of individuals in European countries, exploring the relevance of this topic in the legal context of the European Court of Human Rights. The main purpose of the article is a comprehensive analysis of the ECHR judgments on reproductive rights and the establishment of their status and specifics of their implementation in different European countries.

The article considers the phenomenon of information society and its impact on the development of the public administration system. The author analyzes the role of information and communication technologies (ICT) in the transformation of social relations and legal regulation, and identifies the key challenges arising from digitalization. Particular attention is paid to the issues of information and digital human rights that arise in the context of ICT integration into all spheres of public life.

The presented article is devoted to the theoretical and legal study of the problem of the integrity of judges through the analysis of the issue of updating methodological approaches to the normative regulation of a certain issue. It is motivated that the principle of integrity is an axiological attribute of public authorities and the judicial system in particular.

The article examines the problems of legal regulation of public finances in Ukraine. The purpose of the article is to analyze these issues using the example of financing social security for military personnel. With the use of analysis, synthesis, comparative legal, interpretation, statistical and other methods, gaps in the legislation were identified, in particular the Law of Ukraine “On Social and Legal Protection of Servicemen and Members of Their Families”.

Juvenile delinquency constitutes a multifaceted socio-legal issue, posing negative consequences not only for the young offenders but also for society at large. This article examines the primary factors that may lead adolescents to engage in unlawful behavior, focusing on family dynamics, social influences, psychological traits, and economic challenges. It offers an overview of various forms of delinquency–ranging from administrative infractions and criminal acts to deviant conduct and internet-based offenses.

Abstract. The article is devoted to the study of the current state of domestic legal regulation of bioenergy and the prospects for its improvement.

 The production and use of renewable energy in various industries and sectors pursues the goal of ensuring energy independence and security, decarbonization, achieving the maximum level of climate neutrality etc.

Abstract. Criminal organizations are complex and structured entities that operate within society with the aim of engaging in illegal activities and generating profits through criminal means. One of the key characteristics of such organizations is their hierarchical structure, which plays a significant role in the functioning and sustainability of these groups. It allows for the efficient distribution of tasks, the control of members' activities, and ensures the organization's long-term operation despite external threats.

Abstract. The article analyzes the manifestations, spread and role of cybercrime in modern globalized society. The globalization of the world is considered as a result of the development of information technologies, especially when using cyberspace as an electronic communication medium for the dissemination of information around the world.

At the very beginning it is important to define the main components that constitute the whole theory and idea as such of the minority rights. The concept of minority expresses how the legal regulation reflects the existence of minority, what is understood by the notion ‘minority’ and what criteria are used in order to identify certain social groups as minorities. Regarding the definition of the concept ‘minority’, until now there is no generally accepted definition, neither at the international level nor at the European one.

Before the twentieth century, obtaining intellectual property protection in different
countries was considered a difficult task since the legislative regulations of this process were
quite different. That is why more and more states wanted to systematise and develop a unified
approach to the legal regulation of intellectual property at the international level.
The emergence of international legislation on intellectual property is explained by the
fact that the rights to the results of intellectual activity have the quality of a ‘territorial