Vol 8, No 6 (2025)

ARTICLES

Conditions and factors for ensuring the resilience of the national economy to negative external influences

Aliyeva Z.M., Tailova A.G.

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the article examines the key conditions and factors determining the resilience of the national economy to negative external influences in modern conditions of globalization and geopolitical instability. The analysis of theoretical approaches to the definition of economic stability is carried out, the main external threats and their impact on the national economy are systematized. Institutional, structural, and adaptive factors of sustainability have been identified. A comprehensive model for assessing the sustainability of the national economy is proposed, including indicators of financial stability, diversification, innovation potential, and socio-economic adaptability. The results of the study can be used to improve state economic policy and increase the resistance of the national economy to external shocks.
International law journal. 2025;8(6):5-9
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Extremist crime: a theoretical aspect

Rubantsova T.A.

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the relevance of the theoretical study of the problem of extremism is determined by several factors, first of all, extremism is a dangerous offense with a complex interdisciplinary nature, having social, political, cultural and religious prerequisites. In addition, it is a crime of a political and criminal nature. The concept of "extremism" has not been fully disclosed in the legal and scientific literature, which requires a special analysis of this phenomenon. All these factors necessitate a theoretical analysis of the category "extremism". The article analyzes the legal definitions of "extremism" contained in the main normative acts of the Russian Federation and reveals the legal nature of extremism in theoretical research. The paper analyzes legal approaches in the NPA, provides an analysis of theoretical approaches to determine the essence and signs of extremism. As a result, the author analyzes the categories of "extremism" and "crime of extremist orientation", identifies the main theoretical approaches in the works of scientists, and provides a criminal and legal description of extremism. Consequently, the issue of defining and classifying extremist crimes requires further study, since identifying the nature and signs of extremism will make it possible to more clearly classify this type of offense. The article provides an interpretation of the category "extremism".
International law journal. 2025;8(6):10-14
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The main directions for the prevention of professional crime in modern Russia

Tailova A.G., Mukhamedova P.I.

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the article is devoted to the analysis of current trends in the prevention of professional crime in modern Russia. The article examines the theoretical foundations and practical aspects of the prevention of professional crimes, including acts of corruption, official offenses and violations in the field of entrepreneurial activity. The author has carried out a comprehensive analysis of the existing mechanisms for the prevention of professional crime based on the study of scientific publications in recent years. The main problems in the prevention system are identified and directions for improving preventive measures are proposed. Special attention is paid to the role of law enforcement agencies, civil society institutions and digital technologies in the prevention of professional crimes. The results of the study show the need for an integrated approach to prevention, including improving legislation, increasing the effectiveness of control and supervisory activities and developing an anti-corruption culture in society.
International law journal. 2025;8(6):15-19
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Return of criminal assets in the EAEU: a comparative analysis of confiscation mechanisms and prospects for a unified legal approach

Asrumyan A.K.

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the article examines the legal regulation of criminal asset recovery in five member states of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU): Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Russia. The aim of the study is to identify differences and common features in the application of asset confiscation mechanisms, as well as to assess the prospects for developing a unified legal approach within the EAEU. The research objectives include the systematization and comparison of national confiscation models, identification of institutional and legal barriers to harmonization, and the development of proposals for unifying procedures for asset seizure, confiscation, and the recognition of foreign court decisions. Special attention is given to issues of civil confiscation, provisional freezing of assets, and the role of digital tools in cross-border legal cooperation. The practical significance of the study lies in the potential application of its findings and recommendations for drafting model legislation, creating a digital platform for mutual legal assistance, and establishing a specialized coordination body for asset recovery within the EAEU. The results are of interest to legislators, law enforcement and judicial authorities, international organizations, and may also be used in legal and anti-corruption education programs.
International law journal. 2025;8(6):20-26
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Establishing a Eurasian human rights protection system: a model for expanding the jurisdiction of the EAEU Court

Bagdadyan L.O.

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in the context of a systemic deficit of effective human rights protection mechanisms across the post-Soviet space, the transformation of the Court of the Eurasian Economic Union into a supranational body with human rights jurisdiction gains particular relevance. Following the Russian Federation’s withdrawal from the jurisdiction of the European Court of Human Rights, the need for a regional alternative capable of safeguarding fundamental rights became especially urgent. This paper presents an institutional and comparative legal analysis of the EAEU Court’s potential in this regard and outlines theoretical foundations and practical proposals for reforming its mandate. The study proposes a step-by-step model for introducing human rights competence, including the adoption of an EAEU Convention on Human Rights, amendments to the EAEU Treaty and the Court’s Statute, and the creation of a Human Rights Commission under the Court. Particular attention is paid to the risks of jurisdictional conflicts with the ECHR, national courts, and other international bodies, as well as to institutional, staffing, and budgetary implications. Expanding the jurisdiction of the EAEU Court would strengthen citizens’ trust in supranational institutions, fill the existing human rights protection gap, and enhance the Union’s legal and political role as a regional actor. The article offers a comprehensive framework for transforming the EAEU into an integrated structure with its own human rights protection system.
International law journal. 2025;8(6):27-33
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The role of trade unions and labor protection in protecting employees' rights in bankruptcy

Lilitsky G.Y., Zakalyuzhnaya N.V.

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the article deals with the problem of insufficient protection of workers' labor rights in the context of economic insolvency (bankruptcy) of enterprises. The purpose of the study is a comprehensive analysis of the legal and practical aspects of trade unions and the labor protection system as key tools for protecting the interests of employees. The objectives of the study include an analysis of legislation and judicial practice to identify systemic risks for trade union organizations, such as subsidiary liability and legal uncertainty in the order of transfer of membership fees. The impact of these factors on the financial stability and human rights potential of trade unions is assessed. The practical significance lies in the possibility of using the results to improve bankruptcy legislation. The formulated conclusions provide a scientific justification for strengthening the legal status of trade unions and creating a more balanced system for protecting workers' rights. The materials of the article will be useful for practicing lawyers, arbitration managers and trade union representatives to develop effective strategies for protecting the rights of employees in bankruptcy proceedings.
International law journal. 2025;8(6):34-39
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Some aspects of the implementation of remote participation in proceedings on administrative offenses

Podkorytov S.A., Meshcheryakov G.P.

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the article examines problematic issues in the practice of organizing remote consideration of an administrative offense case. In accordance with the latest amendments to the current legislation of the Russian Federation, it is established that applications, petitions, complaints, protests and other documents prepared in electronic form, including in the form of an electronic document, as well as documents attached to them, can be submitted by a participant in the proceedings on an administrative offense case to the court through the Unified Portal of State Services, or an information system determined by the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation, the Judicial Department under the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation, or electronic document management systems for participants in proceedings on administrative offenses using a unified system of interdepartmental electronic interaction, and the procedure for participation in the consideration of an administrative offense case by using a web conference system is also established. The authors analyze amendments to the Code of the Russian Federation on Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation concerning remote participation in proceedings on administrative offenses. According to the established procedure for participation in the consideration of a case on an administrative offense by using a web conferencing system: participation in the consideration of a case on an administrative offense by a body, official by using video conferencing systems; participation in the consideration of a case on an administrative offense by using a web conferencing system. The authors of the article identified three main problems that arise in the process of organizing remote participation in proceedings on cases on administrative offenses. It is proposed to make changes concerning the establishment of a person responsible for developing specific requirements for the technical equipment of the executive body in which the possibility of remote consideration of a case on an administrative offense is organized. The need for a more detailed distinction between the forms of remote participation of a person is noted.
International law journal. 2025;8(6):40-44
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Regulation of contracts for the international sale of goods and material breaches of their terms in the legal systems of the Russian Federation, the People's Republic of China, and the Hong Kong special administrative region

Ryndyk P.A.

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the article addresses the contemporary issue of legal regulation concerning contracts for the international sale of goods and material breaches of their terms within the legal frameworks of the Russian Federation, the People's Republic of China, and the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR) of the PRC in relation to the burgeoning foreign trade exchange between Russia and China. The essay focusses on addressing the discrepancies in the methods of the three legal systems of the two states regarding a material breach of the contract, which entitles a party to refuse or terminate an international contract. Diverse legal frameworks infuse legal uncertainty into the relationships of the parties, posing an impediment to both the conclusion of foreign commerce transactions and the resolution of disputes in courts and arbitrations. The author employs comparative legal research to scrutinize the legal foundation for such regulation, encompassing the applicability of the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (Vienna Convention 1980, CISG) to international contracts, alongside national legal standards and interpretative guidance from higher courts in Russia and China, as well as precedent rulings from the common law of the Hong Kong SAR. This paper analyses the application of the legal systems of Russia, China, and the Hong Kong SAR in foreign trade transactions involving commercial enterprises situated within their jurisdictions, where the governing law is established by the private international law or by mutual agreement of the parties. The research undertaken enables the identification of similarities and disparities, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of legal regulation, to formulate recommendations for participants in foreign trade relations aimed at enhancing the resolution of current issues and the prevention of possible difficulties. The author asserts that the most effective solution for resolving legal ambiguity in international contract relations is the governance of international trade transactions by the Vienna Convention of 1980, allowing the parties to designate the applicable law for contract aspects not addressed by the CISG.
International law journal. 2025;8(6):45-57
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Features of securing the status of an "extremist organization" under the legislation of the Russian Federation and the EU: a comparative analysis

Salvanin R.Z.

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in this article, the author comprehensively examines the content of the category "extremist organization" through the use of a comparative research method. The examples for comparative analysis are the developing and constantly improving legislation of the Russian Federation, the legislation of such a collective association as the European Union (EU), as well as the national (internal) legislation of the member states of this association. As part of the research, the author consistently proves that Russian legislation today in the field of countering extremist activities as such is more advanced, in many aspects ahead of the legislation of European states. The study pays special attention to national strategies as the basis for countering the criminal activities of extremist organizations. In addition, the author separately examines the powers of relevant national and supranational bodies that are authorized to identify extremist organizations and carry out further actions to curb the criminal activities of such organizations. The study highlights the role of individual Lists of terrorist and extremist organizations and materials maintained by authorized bodies on the territory of the Russian Federation. The article also touches upon the issues related to the suppression of extremist activities carried out through the Internet.
International law journal. 2025;8(6):58-64
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Corruption-related manifestations: theoretical and legal aspect

Lentochnikov A.M.

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the article examines corruption as a complex and multifaceted socio-legal phenomenon that permeates all spheres of public life. The author analyzes current scholarly approaches to the understanding of corruption and attempts to substantiate the need for the development of a coherent theory of corruption supported by a unified conceptual framework. The work highlights the lack of clarity in the use of the term "corruption-related manifestations" in Russian legislation: although the term appears in subordinate legal acts, it is absent from the core Federal Law "On Combating Corruption." The article provides examples of legal sources that include this term and offers a legal analysis of their shortcomings. Methodological and legal-technical flaws in the regulation of anti-corruption mechanisms are identified through specific examples, such as orders issued by the Federal Tax Service and the Federal Antimonopoly Service. The author emphasizes that the absence of a clear and unified interpretation of the term "corruption-related manifestations" undermines the effectiveness of law enforcement in the anti-corruption field. Special attention is given to a strategic planning document in the area of anti-corruption policy, as well as the challenges related to the unification of legal terminology. The author proposes the development of a unified scientific and methodological approach to the drafting of anti-corruption legislation as a necessary condition for improving the efficiency of anti-corruption efforts in Russia.
International law journal. 2025;8(6):65-70
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Types and characteristics of extremist crimes committed in cyberspace

Sukhoveev E.M., Voronina A.A.

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the current stage of development of the information society is characterized by the rapid transformation of all spheres of human activity under the influence of digital technologies. The key factor in this transformation was the formation and evolution of a special environment - cyberspace, which is not just a technical infrastructure, but also a new form of social reality. In the context of digitalization, cyberspace is becoming not only a platform for constructive interaction, but also an environment for committing various crimes, including extremist ones. The specific properties of cyberspace create unprecedented opportunities for illegal activities, which determines the need for in-depth forensic research as an object of scientific knowledge.
International law journal. 2025;8(6):71-75
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Prospects for the development of economic legislation in the context of digitalization and sustainable development

Ashitko N.E., Simakov E.V., Khamidullina V.R.

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the article explores key trends and prospects for the development of economic legislation in the context of digitalization and the transition to sustainable development. It examines the challenges associated with the introduction of digital technologies (blockchain, AI, and big data) and the need for legal regulation of new economic relations. Special attention is given to the environmentalization of law, the implementation of ESG principles, and the promotion of a green economy. The article analyzes possible areas for improving legislation, including the harmonization of the regulatory framework, support for responsible business, and international cooperation. The article offers recommendations on adapting legal mechanisms to ensure sustainable economic growth in the context of technological and environmental transformations.
International law journal. 2025;8(6):76-81
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Medical law in the EAEU legal framing: development, problems and prospects

Azizova E.S.

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this article explores the emerging legal foundations and developmental prospects of medical law within the framework of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), with a particular focus on institutional, integrative, and digital dimensions. Drawing upon the analysis of regulatory acts, judicial practice, and strategic documents of the Union, the study examines the legal nature of cross-border medical care, common markets for pharmaceuticals and medical devices, and conceptual steps towards the implementation of telemedicine. Special attention is devoted to the role of medical law as an evolving sub-branch of supranational EAEU law and its significance for the realization of the “four freedoms” and the digital transformation of healthcare. The article further considers the positions of leading scholars as well as the recommendations of the EAEU Commission on the development of a unified digital and high-tech medical space. The author concludes that the path toward establishing a unified system of medical law within the EAEU requires coordinated efforts by the Member States aimed at harmonizing legislation, advancing infrastructure, and improving cooperation mechanisms.
International law journal. 2025;8(6):82-89
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Legal provision of environmental safety in the Republic of Dagestan

Aliev S.I., Abakarova B.G.

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the article examines the current state of legal framework for environmental security in the Republic of Dagestan. Federal and regional regulatory legal acts governing environmental protection activities are analyzed, and their implementation practice for the period 2019-2024 is studied. The main problems in the field of environmental law in the region are identified: insufficient effectiveness of control and supervisory activities, weak inter-agency coordination, limited financial resources. Special attention is paid to the legal regulation of the use of water resources of the Caspian Sea, conservation of biodiversity in mountainous areas and prevention of degradation of pasture lands. Based on the research results, directions for improving the legal mechanism for ensuring environmental security are proposed: strengthening inter-agency coordination, developing public environmental control, improving economic mechanisms of nature management, creating a regional system of environmental monitoring.
International law journal. 2025;8(6):90-94
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Youth policy in the social policy system in Russia

Gasanova S.A., Magomedova R.I., Abakarova B.G.

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the article is devoted to the analysis of the place and role of youth policy in the social policy system of the Russian Federation. The conceptual foundations of state youth policy, its institutional mechanisms and relationship with the general system of social regulation are studied. Modern trends in the development of youth policy in the context of socio-economic transformations of Russian society are analyzed. Key problems of state youth policy implementation are identified and directions for its improvement are proposed. The methodological basis of the research is systemic and institutional approaches to the analysis of state social policy.
International law journal. 2025;8(6):95-99
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Environmental protection and the inalenable sovereignty of states over natural resources (the case of the East African Community)

Nduvimana Z., Shaikhutdinova G.R.

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this article analyzes the principle of permanent sovereignty of states over natural resources in the context of international environmental law and sustainable development. It is emphasized that a safe environment is a necessary condition for the implementation of fundamental human rights and the achievement of sustainable development goals. The principle of sovereignty is considered not as an absolute right, but as a right associated with specific obligations: compliance with human rights, international cooperation and respect for international law. Particular attention is paid to the relationship of this principle with the problem of climate change. It is proved that international legal environmental mechanisms do not limit permanent sovereignty, but offer tools to prevent the irrational exploitation of natural resources. The thesis of the UN General Assembly that the implementation of the principle of permanent sovereignty over natural resources is critically important for strengthening the economic independence of states is confirmed. Modern challenges associated with the need to harmonize international and national standards in the field of environmental protection are also analyzed. Particular attention is paid to the role of the UN and the codes of the East African Community countries in the formation of effective mechanisms of cooperation to prevent environmental conflicts and achieve a balance between sovereignty and global interests. In conclusion, it is substantiated that the principle in question is a key element in maintaining global stability and international peace.
International law journal. 2025;8(6):100-106
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History of formation and development of sources of labor law of the Russian Federation

Ashitko N.E., Simakov E.V., Khamidullina V.R., Voloshina T.V.

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this article is devoted to the analysis of the history of the formation and development of sources of labor law in the Russian Federation. The work examines the stages of the formation of labor legislation, the main regulations, as well as the features of their evolution in the context of socio-economic changes in the country. Particular attention is paid to the role of federal laws, by-laws and international treaties in the formation of the modern labor legal field of Russia. The article allows us to trace the dynamics of the development of sources of labor law and determine their importance for regulating labor relations in modern Russia.
International law journal. 2025;8(6):107-114
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Medical errors as a reason for initiating a criminal case

Toropov P.I.

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the article is devoted to a comprehensive study of the grounds for initiating criminal cases related to medical errors. Their legal nature, the main reasons and factors leading to the violation of medical standards, methods for identifying medical errors, their legal assessment, qualification and features of proof in this category of cases are analyzed. Particular attention is paid to criminal-legal and criminal-procedural aspects in the proceedings on cases related to medical errors. The work is based on the analysis of Russian and foreign legislation, judicial practice and modern scientific research.
International law journal. 2025;8(6):115-122
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Russia’s criminal law policy in the field of environmental safety

Dolgopolov K.A., Kalinkin A.V.

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the article examines the criminal law policy of Russia in the field of environmental safety protection, showing that the criminal law tools available in national legislation ensure the implementation of functions on general and private prevention in relation to persons whose actions caused damage to the environment, as well as in relation to an indefinite circle in order to prevent the commission of such illegal acts. New challenges of the modern world, various social processes, the aggravation of the geopolitical situation, including in the Arctic, require the implementation of active law-making activities to improve the existing regulatory framework and the adoption of new NPA, as well as the application of timely measures of criminal law response by public authorities.
International law journal. 2025;8(6):123-128
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Student scientific research in jurisprudence as a form of project activity: theoretical foundations and implementation practice

Magomedova E.A., Kurzakov M.V., Petrenko I.A., Zaitseva M.A.

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this article examines student scientific research in jurisprudence as a type of project activity within the framework of implementing a competency-based approach to education in higher education institutions. The regulatory basis for integrating project-based learning in accordance with the requirements of the third-generation Federal State Educational Standards (FSES) is analyzed. To form an evidential foundation, the article characterizes the theory and stages of project activity, and draws parallels between the structure and stages of scientific research and the algorithm for performing student research coursework projects. Based on practical experience in training legal professionals at K.E. Tsiolkovsky Kaluga State University, elements of successful implementation of a methodology for developing research and project skills among students while mastering the course "Designing in Professional Activity" are demonstrated. In this regard, the article describes the methodological experience of applying a project-based approach when completing coursework in the form of scientific articles by students majoring in legal disciplines and specialties. The authors emphasize that using this teaching methodology develops students’ experience in conducting scientific research, which is subsequently successfully applied in writing graduation qualification works. It is argued that the project-based approach in education promotes the development of independence, analytical thinking, and professional competence of future lawyers, as well as prepares them to perform high-quality legal activities.
International law journal. 2025;8(6):129-134
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Information and telecommunication technologies as a tool of fraud: international legal aspect of the fight

Harbediya G.A.

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in the context of the digital transformation of global society, information and telecommunication technologies (hereinafter referred to as ITT) have become not only a catalyst for socio-economic progress, but also a new tool for criminal activity. The problem of using ITT for fraud is becoming particularly relevant, which requires comprehensive international legal regulation. This article analyzes modern forms of fraud, the instrument of which is ITT, and also assesses the effectiveness of existing international counteraction mechanisms and forms promising areas for the development of legal cooperation between states in this area. Objective: to identify trends and the importance of the legislative definition of mechanisms for the protection and defense of historical memory as one of the areas of strengthening traditional values in Russia. Based on the analysis of the current state of joint activities to combat ITT fraud and international treaties, gaps in the current regulation are identified, and ways to overcome them are proposed. The results of the study contribute to the formation of coordinated international strategies to counter technologically conditioned fraud.
International law journal. 2025;8(6):135-140
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Content of the constitutional right to higher education in the Russian Federation: historical and legal aspect

Dzodzikov Z.U., Tsaliev A.M., Hugaeva R.G., Belikova S.B.

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the content of constitutional right to higher education in the Russian Federation: historical and legal aspect. The subject of this article is the content of the constitutional right to higher education in the sense attributed to this right in the Constitution of the Russian Federation, legislation, and law enforcement practice. The main regulatory acts, formulations, and principles that define the guarantees and obligations of the state and citizens in the field of higher education are examined. Special attention is given to the legal mechanisms and issues in the realization of this right, its place among other rights and freedoms of individuals, and its history of development. The article explores the content of the constitutional right to higher education in the Russian Federation, analyzes its semantic filling in the Constitution of the Russian Federation, legislation, and law enforcement practice, as well as the main regulatory acts, principles, and guarantees that define the obligations of the state and the rights of citizens in the sphere of higher education. The work applies general, scientific, specific scientific, and specialized research methods, utilizing an interdisciplinary and systemic approach to studying the legal regulation of higher education. The article reveals the evolution of the right to higher education from pre-Petrine Russia to the present day, emphasizing its transformation into a crucial social right that ensures the realization of other constitutional freedoms and rights. The normative content of the right to higher education constitutes a set of guarantees for all citizens’ access to quality and free education on equal terms, taking into account the challenges of the time. The development of this right is seen as a key factor in the formation of a democratic civil society and a socially oriented state, as well as promoting the value of scientific knowledge and intellectual activity in a post-industrial society. The right to higher education is an important condition for the realization of other fundamental rights and constitutional freedoms. The normative content of the right to higher education is enshrined in legislative acts, and in practice, it is expressed in practical mechanisms for the realization of the right. When legislating in the area of addressing existing problems within the education system and improving the right to higher education, it is essential to consider the needs and priorities of the state regarding specialists and scientific personnel, as well as global trends in higher education and the increasingly intensive academic mobility.
International law journal. 2025;8(6):141-156
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Legal assistance in civil proceedings in the digital age: challenges and prospects

Kvach S.S., Moiseenko M.I.

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the article examines the transformation of the institution of legal aid in civil proceedings under the influence of digital technologies. The authors analyze key innovations: electronic document delivery, videoconferencing for obtaining evidence, centralized platforms (e-CODEX) and electronic execution of decisions. Serious challenges of digitalization have been identified: problems of the legitimacy of electronic evidence, cybersecurity risks, the digital divide and legal fragmentation. Development paths are proposed, including the harmonization of international regulation, the introduction of blockchain authentication, overcoming digital inequality and strengthening inter-judicial cooperation. The need to create a standardized digital ecosystem to ensure the effectiveness and accessibility of justice in cross-border disputes is emphasized.
International law journal. 2025;8(6):157-161
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Criminal procedural proof of improper provision of medical care

Toropov P.I.

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the article provides a comprehensive analysis of the specifics of criminal procedural proving of improper provision of medical care. It examines the challenges in establishing the subject of proof, methods of determining causal relationships between the actions of medical professionals and resulting consequences, and issues of guilt qualification. Special attention is given to the role of forensic medical examination, medical records, and digital technologies in the evidentiary process. Based on the analysis of judicial practice, typical investigative and judicial errors are identified. The article proposes measures for improving procedural mechanisms and legal reforms to balance the interests of patients and healthcare professionals.
International law journal. 2025;8(6):162-171
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The use of artificial intelligence in the legislative process: prospects and risks in the context of human rights protection

Emelyantsev A.E.

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the article presents a comprehensive analysis of the prospects and risks associated with the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into the legislative process, with a focus on human rights compliance and ethical-legal aspects. It examines current trends in the automation of lawmaking, including the use of AI for legal draft examination, identification of legislative inconsistencies, and forecasting the consequences of adopting new regulatory acts. Particular attention is paid to algorithmic transparency, potential discrimination, accountability for automated decisions, and threats related to the dehumanization of the legislative process. Drawing on domestic experience, including pilot projects by the State Duma of the Russian Federation and the GIS "Normotvorchestvo" system, as well as international practices (such as China's experiments in generating regulatory acts), the author identifies key advantages and challenges of integrating AI into legislative activities. Among the benefits are increased efficiency in lawmaking, enhanced opportunities for civic participation, and improved accessibility of legal information. At the same time, significant risks are highlighted, such as the reinforcement of social inequalities, cybersecurity threats, and difficulties in overseeing algorithm-driven decisions. The conclusion underscores the need for specialized regulatory frameworks, mechanisms for public oversight, and ensuring digital sovereignty. The research findings can inform the development of a balanced approach to AI regulation in the legislative sphere, one that harmonizes technological innovation with robust safeguards for fundamental rights.
International law journal. 2025;8(6):172-175
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The institution of citizenship in modern international law

Shaykhutdinova G.R., Nurzhanova M.D.

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modern international law attaches special importance to the institution of citizenship, considering it not only as a legal link between a person and the State, but also as a legal category with cross-border significance. Citizenship is becoming a factor determining the legal status of an individual in international relations, including the exercise of rights, protection, responsibility, and migration issues. In the context of globalization, increased international migration, transnational legal interaction and the development of supranational entities, the institution of citizenship is acquiring new features, reflecting both the sovereignty of States and the growing role of international human rights standards. The article is aimed at identifying the features of the legal regulation of citizenship in modern international law, analyzing trends in the field of multiple citizenship, stateless persons, naturalization and deprivation of citizenship procedures, as well as substantiating the need to harmonize international and national approaches to this category. The scientific novelty of the work lies in the interpretation of citizenship as a dynamic legal structure influenced by both the domestic and international legal order.
International law journal. 2025;8(6):176-181
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Some problematic aspects of the differentiation of criminal liability for crimes against life and health (Chapter 16 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation): through the prism of constructing privileged crimes

Vanyan D.N.

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the article examines problematic aspects of the differentiation of criminal liability for crimes against life and health, provided for in Chapter 16 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, through the prism of constructing privileged crimes. The author analyzes the nature and structure of privileged compounds, singling them out as a special form of criminal law differentiation based on the presence of constructive privileged features that reduce the degree of public danger of the act. The key norms containing such signs are investigated (art. 106, 107, 108, 113 and 114 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation), with an emphasis on the internal logic of their construction, the assessment of the phenomenon of "qualifying feature of privileged composition", as well as the differentiation of criminal liability, carried out depending on the amount of harm caused by the crime. In conclusion, it is concluded that the privileged elements of crimes provided for in Chapter 16 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation represent an important element of the system of differentiation of criminal responsibility, which requires further theoretical study and legislative improvement.
International law journal. 2025;8(6):182-187
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Inheritance of residential premises and the rights of bona fide purchasers: problems of correlation of titles and priorities of interests

Melekhina K.T.

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this article is devoted to the analysis of one of the most acute and controversial problems of Russian civil law – the conflict of heirs' rights to residential premises and the interests of bona fide purchasers of such real estate. The fundamental contradiction between the principle of protection of property rights, which presupposes the possibility of vindication of property from any illegal owner, and the principle of stability of civil turnover, which requires the protection of the acquirer relying on the data of the public registry, is investigated. The paper analyzes the content of the legal positions of the heir and the bona fide acquirer, identifies the shortcomings of the existing legal regulation, in particular, the criterion of "disposal of property against the will of the owner" (art. 302 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation) in the context of hereditary legal relations. The purpose of the article is to pose the problem and formulate a conceptual approach aimed at achieving a fair balance of interests of the parties, based not on the formal application of the norm, but on a comprehensive assessment of the factual circumstances of the case, including the behavior and prudence of each of the participants in the legal relationship.
International law journal. 2025;8(6):188-193
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Funding as a new method for joint tenancy structuring: implementing foreign experience

Musukaev A.A.

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in this article, the author focuses on the practice of structuring private capital in the Russian Federation through the use of new corporate forms – personal and inheritance funds, as well as ZPIF. Comparing the above forms and structuring schemes, certain advantages and disadvantages characteristic of them at the present stage are revealed. The regulation of similar continental funds described in the article, largely adopted by the Russian legislator, also reveals a number of progressive features worthy of the reader's attention. In conclusion, the author provides some recommendations and suggestions regarding further development of funding as a new factor in the “packaging” of disparate assets of wealthy individuals with Russian citizenship.
International law journal. 2025;8(6):194-199
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Evolution of the concept of "digital financial assets" in civil law

Sergeeva Y.A.

Abstract

this study aims to identify the historical and legal stages of the formation of digital financial assets (DFA) as objects of civil rights in Russia, and to reveal the continuity of theoretical concepts and legislative approaches. Purpose of this work is to analyze the historical and legal evolution of digital financial assets (DFAs) in Russia to identify key patterns and transformations in their legal status—from a complete lack of regulation to recognition as full-fledged objects of civil rights. The identification of methods and techniques of analysis is applied to the legal aspects of DFAs' functioning, which is particularly relevant for analyzing export operations involving digital assets. Methodology of the work is based on historical-legal and comparative-legal analysis, as well as the formal-legal method. As part of the study, economic-mathematical methods were used to assess the impact of legal changes on DFA turnover, and statistical analysis methods were applied to regulatory acts and judicial practice to identify main regulatory trends. The study identified three distinct stages in the evolution of DFA legal regulation: pre-revolutionary (lack of legal recognition), Soviet (administrative-command approach to electronic data), and modern (formation of a comprehensive legal framework). It was established that modern DFA regulation, introduced by Federal Law No. 259-FZ, overcame the key limitations of previous stages but retained problems of legal dualism and underdeveloped mechanisms for inheritance and protection of digital assets. Conclusions were drawn on the need for further harmonization of civil law constructs with information security standards. The conclusions and materials of the study can be used by legislative bodies to improve the regulatory framework governing DFA turnover.
International law journal. 2025;8(6):200-207
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