LIABILITY FOR CRIMES RELATED TO THE ILLEGAL CIRCULATION OF PYROTECHNIC PRODUCTS IN INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW

This article is devoted to exploring liability for crimes related to the illegal circulation of pyrotechnic products within the framework of international criminal law. It analyzes the illegal production, transportation, and sale of pyrotechnic devices from the perspective of international legal norms. Based on international treaties, UN documents, and the national legislation of various countries, the classification of such crimes, measures of liability, and their effectiveness are examined. Additionally, the transnational nature of pyrotechnic circulation, its impact on public safety, and the importance of international cooperation are discussed. The study briefly addresses Uzbekistan’s legislation and provides recommendations for leveraging international experience.