Tetyana Minka

Department of Public and Private Law, University of Customs and Finance, Dnipro, Ukraine

Publications

• Research Article   
  Methodological Foundations for Researching Human Rights Protection Guarantees in the Context of Combating Illicit Drug Trafficking under Martial Law: Criminal Procedural and Administrative Procedural Aspects, and Mechanisms for Compensation for Damages
  Author(s): Nataliia Shumska*, Roksolana Butynska, Tetyana Minka and Olena Antoniuk
  
  Aim: The paper sets out a conceptual groundwork for examining how human rights are secured when the state confronts the illegal drug trade in a period of martial law. Methods: The research relies on comparative legal analysis of sources written in Spanish, Italian and German, on international treaties, and on the case law of international and constitutional courts. Particular emphasis is placed on the well-established proportionality doctrine as applied to surveillance, covert monitoring, special checks, road closures, secret interception of communications, police inspection visits and other coercive measures taken by the executive. Results: The study reviews foreign models of emergency response to drug crime, namely those adopted in Ecuador, El Salvador, Colombia and Mexico, and compares them with the approach of .. Read More»
  

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