No. 1 (2024): Visegrad Journal on Human Rights

Articles

• Digital human rights: separate doctrinal basis

  D. M. Byelov, M. V. Bielova

  5-11

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• The current state of bilateral relations between Ukraine and the European Union

  Ihor Dir

  12-15

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• Genocide in Ukraine: problems of proof

  Olena Garsymiv, Serhiy Marko, Olena Ryashko

  16-21

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• On the implementation and functioning of the «Barnahus»

  Natalia Kalyniuk, Nadiia Humenna

  22-28

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• The role of the EU in supporting Ukraine’s economy during the war: prospects for relationship development

  Yaroslav Kostiuchenko

  29-34

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• Some historical and legal aspects of bringing to legal responsibility for issuing and executing criminal orders and orders

  Andriy Lankevich

  35-44

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• Legal terminology in environmental and land law: theoretical-legal analysis

  I. B. Machuska, V. V. Machusky, T. B. Gulyar, I. P. Leshchenko

  45-50

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• Theoretical and legislative approaches to the use of certain terms and concepts in the field of environmental safety

  Sergii Marko

  51-55

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• The concept of effectiveness of ensuring the rights and legal interests of a person in pre-trial criminal proceedings

  Olha Marynych

  56-63

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• Judicial lawmaking: a conceptual exploration

  Yuriy Momot

  64-69

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• ‘Advisory Opinion on the Legality of the Threat or Use of Nuclear Weapons’ of 1996 – time to re-examine

  Oleksandr Ostrohliad, Yana Reshyvska

  70-77

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• The relationship of rights and obligations: questions of theory

  T. P. Popovych

  78-83

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• Human right to be forgiven

  Vadim Roskhaniuk, Dmytro Byelov, Myroslava Bielova

  84-89

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• International military-space cooperation of Ukraine: legal aspects

  Mariia Semenchuk

  90-94

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• The situation of bringing to justice of a deliberately innocent person

  Kseniya Skrypnyk

  95-101

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• Some theoretical and practical problems of legal protection of occupational safety: national and international aspects

  Mykola Somych, Oleksandr Kalian, Bohdan Strilets

  102-108

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• Autonomy as a form of state sovereignty of the Ukrainian Cossack State (late XVII-XVIII centuries)

  Nadiia Stengach

  109-114

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• Use of forensic examination opportunities during the investigation of corruption criminal offenses committed by judges

  Eugenia Svoboda, Yurii Tsipotan

  115-118

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• Peculiarities of pre-trial settlement of administrative disputes in Ukraine and foreign countries

  Diana Voron

  119-123

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