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This scientific publication is designed to prove that mechanisms of child protection in armed conflicts established by international legal instruments as well as local regulations and investigated in this paper are not sufficient to sustain the...

This contribution explores the issues of special regimes, a notion of martial law, a notion and features of economic activities, the implementation of economic activities, taxation of economic entities and state of business in Ukraine under the...

The purpose of the article is to study the theoretical and methodological foundations of the process of adaptation of Ukrainian legislation to EU norms and standards through the development of specific proposals for modernization of the theoretical...

This contribution is dedicated to the study of theoretical and conceptual aspects of economic intelligence. The goal of the research is to theoretically define the notion of economic intelligence and categorize the forms of its implementation with...

The (Un)Translatability of Selected Criminal Law Terms in the Polish and German Languages Including the Linguistic Picture of the World: In this contribution, the results of a language-cognitive analysis of selected criminal law terms in the German...

The Right to Peaceful Assembly in Ukraine – Legal Regulation and Regulatory Gaps: This contribution examines the right to peaceful assembly and the characteristics of its implementation in Ukraine in the context of the current Constitution of...

The Right of Assembly in the Republic of Belarus: Principally, the 2022 Constitution of Belarus grants its citizens the freedom of assembly, rallies, street processions, demonstrations and picketing. This contribution analyzes the statutory...

The article deals with the problem of creating a stable order in Russia based on the rule of law. So far, all efforts to create it have failed. The instability of the rule of law in Russia is explained by the fact that attempts to create such a...

The Freedom of Assembly in Poland: The article is an attempt to discuss the most essential elements of the legal regulation of the freedom of assembly in Poland and the practical problems that have arisen in this sphere since 2015. The first part...

The Freedom of Assembly in Russia – What Remains: Pursuant to several statutory acts, the constitution freedom of assembly in Russia has been widely curtailed. This article analyses the constitutional and statutory framework of the right of...

The aim of this article is to address the relationship between aggression, conceived both as an act of a state and as a crime, and responsibility for it under the law in the light of the Russian aggression against Ukraine. The Russian Federation as...

In the Slovak Republic, the pandemic situation has brought a new competence to legislate for public health authorities. Such delegated law-making and also the manner of their publication in the official publication instrument became the subject of a...

Relations between private and public law in each country and at all times are amongst the most sensitive from the point of view of the legal system. Recently several judgements of Polish courts have undermined this division by indirectly allowing...

This article discusses the Polish Supreme Court’s judgment of May 20, 2021, which constitutes another important contribution to the case law concerning the contractual penalty regulated in Art. 483 - 484 of the Polish Civil Code. The court’s...

In Polish law, the prevailing opinion is that wrongfulness in tort law occurs when a given behaviour contradicts the norms included in the provisions of law and the principles of social coexistence. The latter notion is understood as non-legal norms...

On 27 July 2018, Bulgaria’s Constitutional Court delivered a judgment declaring the Istanbul Convention “incompliant” with the country’s Constitution. This article examines the origin and nature of the extraordinary constitutional attack...