Constitutional Order and the Rule of Law in a Time of War in Ukraine

Summary Today, Ukraine and its constitutional order are facing enormous internal and external challenges. The key challenges for the national legal order of Ukraine at the moment are, inter alia , the constitutionality of specially adopted legislation, the effective provision and protection of basic human rights and fundamental freedoms, compliance with the proportionality principle in the case of temporary restrictions on human rights, the preservation of the system of checks and balances under the principle of the separation of powers, ensuring access to an independent and impartial judiciary and recognition of the legal status and jurisdiction of future international courts, etc. Undoubtedly, this war in the centre of Europe requires the consolidation of the entire international and European community and the elaboration of effective mechanisms to counteract and stop aggression. Thus, the war in Ukraine is a challenge to the system of international public law and democracy in general.

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Mezinárodní a srovnávací právní revue/International and Comparative Law Review
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2024-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.2478/iclr-2024-0015
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War, Law, and Justice
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Constitutional Order and the Rule of Law in a Time of War in Ukraine

Kristina Trykhlib
Mezinárodní a srovnávací právní revue/International and Comparative Law Review
War, Law, and Justice
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Constitutional Order and the Rule of Law in a Time of War in Ukraine

Kristina Trykhlib
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Summary Today, Ukraine and its constitutional order are facing enormous internal and external challenges. The key challenges for the national legal order of Ukraine at the moment are, inter alia , the constitutionality of specially adopted legislation, the effective provision and protection of basic human rights and fundamental freedoms, compliance with the proportionality principle in the case of temporary restrictions on human rights, the preservation of the system of checks and balances under the principle of the separation of powers, ensuring access to an independent and impartial judiciary and recognition of the legal status and jurisdiction of future international courts, etc. Undoubtedly, this war in the centre of Europe requires the consolidation of the entire international and European community and the elaboration of effective mechanisms to counteract and stop aggression. Thus, the war in Ukraine is a challenge to the system of international public law and democracy in general.

Mezinárodní a srovnávací právní revue/International and Comparative Law ReviewVol. 24(1)
Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University (UA)
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War, Law, and Justice
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