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Features of the Principle of Legal Equality of Religious Organizations in Ukraine

The article identifies the features of the principle of legal equality of religious organizations in Ukraine, since freedom of religion is based on the equality before the law of different religious organizations and, first of all, believers. However, the declared equality before the law is valid only in state-legal relations, while in the socio-political dimension it is somewhat conditional.

The Role of International Organizations in the Process of Rehabilitation of Illegally Convicted Persons

The article analyzes the role of international organizations in the process of rehabilitation of illegally convicted persons. It is noted that the activities of international organizations are aimed at ensuring justice and protecting the rights of illegally convicted persons through recommendations and requirements for rehabilitation, compensation for damage and restoration of rights.

Problems of Ensuring the Principles of International Humanitarian Law Protection of Children's Rights in War Conditions

The article is devoted to the study of the essence and content of the issue of protecting children's rights in war conditions, an analysis of Ukrainian realities is carried out and problems of ensuring the principles of international humanitarian law in this area are identified.

Religion and Law as Value-Normative Institutions in Modern Society

Abstract. Throughout its historical existence, humanity has sought to comprehend, understand, and become aware of itself, the surrounding world, its place within the world, and the world within itself. In this respect, the realms of religion and law are no exception. Since ancient times, humanity has been interested in the nature and essence of human relations, as well as the norms and rules that define their characteristics.

Banking Secrecy and Legal Liability for its Disclosure

Protection of banking secrecy is one of the key aspects of the financial stability of the state, ensuring citizens’ trust in the banking system. In civil law, banking secrecy is considered as an element of protecting privacy and protecting property rights, which are enshrined in the Constitution of Ukraine and the Civil Code of Ukraine. However, in the context of combating financial crimes and corruption, the state is forced to look for mechanisms to control financial flows, which sometimes requires the disclosure of banking information.

The Impact of Ecology on Human Health: State Obligations and the Practice of the European Court of Human Rights

The article examines the relationship between environmental conditions and public health, focusing on the legal aspects of environmental rights protection. The article examines the role of the state in ensuring a proper environmental environment and compliance with environmental standards, which is an integral part of the right to health. The author identifies the key legal mechanisms for the protection of environmental rights and their application in the European legal system.

Restrictions on Human Rights in the Field of Public Health in the Context of the Legal Positions of the Supreme Court

 

This article analyzes the problems of human rights restrictions in public health in the context of the Supreme Court’s legal positions.

The Supreme Court’s significant role in ensuring a unified approach to judicial practice formation, which is implemented through forming legal positions on the application of substantive and procedural law, is noted.

Features of the Functioning of the Institute of Military Chaplains in Ukraine: National Problems and Projection Into International Experience

The article deals with the prerequisites for the formation and implementation of the service of the institute of military chaplains, its importance and relevance in the context of more than a decade of war and a full-scale illegal military invasion of the territory of independent Ukraine.

Criminal Liability for Offenses Against National Security: Domestic and Foreign Perspectives

The article deals with the issue of criminal liability for crimes against the foundations of national security on the example of domestic and foreign experience of certain countries.

The author specifically analyzes the legislative regulation of criminal liability for crimes against national security in the Republic of Lithuania, the Republic of Latvia, the Republic of Estonia, Georgia, the Republic of Armenia, the Republic of Poland, Switzerland, the Federal Republic of Germany, and the French Republic.