The event is dedicated to current issues of human rights protection, ensuring the security of the state and society, and the formation of anti-corruption integrity.
The meeting was conducted by the head of the scientific circle, associate professor of the department Anton Mariienko. Associate professor of the department Valentyn Liudvik and applicants took part in the event.
The senior inquirer for special assignments of the inquiry department of the Main Directorate of the National Police in Dnipropetrovsk region, police captain Veronika Masharova, joined the work of the circle in the video conference mode. She highlighted the peculiarities of the qualification of war crimes and criminal offenses related to armed aggression, and focused attention on the practical aspects of the criminal-legal assessment of such acts.
During the meeting, the participants considered the issues of ensuring equal rights and opportunities for women and men, counteracting human trafficking, domestic violence, gender-based violence and violence against children. Special attention was paid to issues of barrier-free access, veteran policy and the role of law enforcement bodies in protecting the rights and legitimate interests of vulnerable categories of the population.
Within the framework of the topic “Heroic resistance of the Ukrainian people to Russian aggression: criminological aspects of protecting the state and society”, criminogenic risks of wartime, issues of protecting the civilian population, preventing criminal offenses and the significance of the practical experience of law enforcement bodies for the professional training of future police officers were discussed.
Special attention was paid to issues of preventing corruption and forming anti-corruption integrity. The participants discussed the peculiarities of preventing and settling a conflict of interest, observing the principles of professional ethics, legality and responsible performance of official powers.
The conduct of such meetings contributes to the combination of theoretical knowledge with the practical experience of law enforcement activity, the development of scientific thinking of applicants of higher education and the determination of perspective directions for further research in the field of criminal law and criminology.
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