THE STATE OF SCIENTIFIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE PROBLEM OF HUMAN RIGHTS COMMUNICATION OF THE VICTIM IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS IN UKRAINE
Состояние научной разработанности проблемы коммуникативного обеспечения прав человека потерпевшего в уголовном процессе в Украине
2022-01-01
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The article examines the state of scientific development of the problem of human rights communication of the victim in the criminal proceedings of Ukraine.
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A victim-centered approach and improvement of procedural mechanisms are needed to implement victim communication rights in adversarial criminal process.
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Communicative equality is highlighted as a fundamental value influencing criminal law/procedure rules, victim procedural activity, and communication guarantees and barriers.
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The concept of victim’s procedural communication and 'human rights communication' in criminal proceedings remains insufficiently substantiated and requires further study.
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The problem requires holistic integration of aspects related to protection and restoration of victim rights within criminal procedure.
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The victim's right to human rights communication is defined as legal possibility to receive information, exchange information about case status, and influence proceedings to protect/restorative interests.
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Ukrainian criminal proceedings prioritize protection of the victim, their rights, freedoms, and legitimate interests (Article 2 of CPC).
Research Object
Human rights communication of the victim in criminal proceedings in Ukraine
Research Subject
Legal-theoretical state of development, including the victim’s right to procedural communication, communicative equality, communication guarantees and barriers, and mechanisms to implement these rights in adversarial criminal proceedings
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