Volume 69 (2023), Edition 3

The Belarusian Soviet Socialist Republic declared itself sovereign in 1990 but did not replace the 1978 constitution until 1994. Already in 1996, under the new President Lukashenko, a constitutional reform followed which provided for a strong...

The article follows on from the analysis of the freedom of assembly in Belarus previously published by the author (Osteuropa-Recht 2022, pp. 298-326). Its systematic suppression as well as of all other democratic communication rights since the 1990...

The article is devoted to clarifying the peculiarities of legal (constitutional) consolidation of military duty at different stages of Ukrainian state and law-making. It is argued that the process of forming (reforming) an effective legal framework...

The article deals with legal entities under public law, the peculiarities of their activities during the period of martial law. The criteria for distinguishing legal entities under private law and legal entities under public law are defined: the...

This research examines the implementation of administrative procedure principles in the provision of digital public services, focusing on the experiences of EU countries and the Ukrainian practice. The objective of the study is to analyze the...

Ukrainian administrative law is a young field of law. For a long time, some criminal law criteria dominated here, such as the strict view of the specificity of a legal authorization for the encroachment on citizens’ rights. In administrative law,...

The entry into force of the Law on Administrative Procedure on 15 December 2023, is a significant event in the life of the Ukrainian state, for its national legal culture, for the modernization of its administrative law and for the development of an...

The “rule of law” is a fundamental principle in modern European constitutional law and, despite some irritations in Member States like Hungary and Poland, a generally recognized basic feature of European integration. Among its basic elements...