Criminal liability for human trafficking in the context of the war in Ukraine: Challenges and impact
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Summary
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Area Of Science
- Legal Studies
- Criminology
- International Relations
Background
- Russia's actions against Ukraine led to martial law and travel restrictions.
- Exceptions were made due to economic, political, and humanitarian concerns.
- Restrictions impacted fundamental human rights and increased illegal border crossings.
Purpose Of The Study
- Analyze criminal liability for illegal border crossing during Ukraine's military situation.
- Identify legislative and international cooperation improvements.
- Compare Ukrainian measures with European standards for socio-economic impact assessment.
Main Methods
- Systemic and structural analysis
- Formal and comparative legal analysis
- Logical, semantic, dialectical, and sociological methods
- Statistical, empirical, and analytical approaches
Main Results
- The study examines the rise in criminal behavior related to illegal border crossings.
- It assesses the effectiveness of countermeasures and their socio-economic consequences.
- Analysis provides a basis for legislative and cooperation recommendations.
Conclusions
- Criminal liability for illegal border crossing requires legislative refinement.
- Enhanced international cooperation is crucial for effective border management.
- Balancing security with human rights is essential during conflict.
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