Vol. 3 No. 07 (2023): Volume 03 Issue 07

Based on the data, it can be said that Islam is the second largest religion in the world today. According to estimates, the total number of people who believe in Islam in the world is more than two billion. People who believe in Islam constitute the majority in more than one hundred and twenty countries of the world. It is the demand of the times to keep the educational system and issues of Islamic religion and law in line with t `he times, to establish scientific research centers, and to try to re-evaluate the Islamic legal heritage.

This paper highlights the urgent need for a specific statute to recognize and combat prison rape in India. Despite international human rights standards and domestic legal frameworks, prison rape remains a pervasive and underreported issue in the country. The paper examines the prevalence and consequences of prison rape, emphasizing the violation of human rights and the physical and psychological harm inflicted on inmates. It explores the limitations of existing laws and policies in addressing this issue and argues for the development of a comprehensive statute that specifically addresses prison rape. The paper discusses key components that should be included in such a statute, including prevention, reporting mechanisms, victim support, accountability, and training for prison staff. By recognizing and addressing the unique challenges associated with prison rape, India can take significant steps towards ensuring the safety and dignity of incarcerated individuals.

This study aims to explore the intersection of Indigenous peoples and police by examining the dynamics of contact and confidence between these two groups. The relationship between Indigenous communities and law enforcement has been historically strained, marked by distrust and systemic issues. The study utilizes a mixed-methods approach, incorporating qualitative interviews and quantitative surveys to gather data on the experiences, perceptions, and confidence levels of both Indigenous individuals and police officers. The findings shed light on the nature of contact, the factors influencing confidence, and the potential avenues for improving the relationship between Indigenous peoples and police. This research contributes to a deeper understanding of the complex dynamics at play and informs strategies for fostering positive and inclusive interactions between these two important stakeholders.

the article discusses the concept of the investigative act of presenting for recognition and its place in the system of other investigative acts, and analyzes the foreign experience and the opinions of legal scholars in this regard.

This study aims to investigate the impact of juror and defendant race on social identity in the Canadian courtroom. Social identity refers to the identification and categorization of individuals based on their racial or ethnic background, which can influence perceptions, attitudes, and decision-making processes within legal settings. Using a mixed-methods approach, including qualitative interviews and quantitative surveys, this research explores the dynamics of social identity formation among jurors and its potential implications for the fairness and impartiality of the Canadian judicial system. The findings shed light on the complex interplay between juror and defendant race, highlighting the need for a comprehensive understanding of social identity dynamics to promote equality and justice within the Canadian legal system.

This article describes legal mechanisms for preventing conflicts of interest and issues related to the experience of foreign countries. The article also defines the concepts of "corruption" and "conflict of interest". And the opinions of scientists in this regard are analyzed.

Narco-corruption, the infiltration of drug control agencies by organized crime, poses a significant threat to the effectiveness and integrity of efforts to combat illicit drug trade. This study aims to examine the phenomenon of narco-corruption, exploring its causes, manifestations, and consequences within drug control agencies. Through a comprehensive review of existing literature, case studies, and expert interviews, this research sheds light on the destructive nature of narco-corruption and its impact on law enforcement agencies, public trust, and overall drug control strategies. The findings highlight the need for robust preventive measures, internal accountability mechanisms, and international cooperation to address and mitigate the menace of narco-corruption.

In this article the author discusses the various methods of using social networks and their limitations. The author highlights the importance of social networks in today’s world and their ability to provide a platform for communication, networking, and marketing. These changes that social networks have brought to life require certain changes in legal systems as well. The author also gives suggestions on how to use social media without breaching any laws and current legal system, as well as analyses all the dangers social network users may face.

This article discusses the institutional foundations of gender legal expertise. In particular, taking into account the opinions of various scientific schools, an analysis is given of the concept of institutional foundations both as a system category and broken down into individual components, including organizational, structural nature. Information is provided on the formation, development and improvement of the institutional foundations of gender legal expertise through the prism of the evolved state bodies and the non-state sector, directly responsible and involved in the process of promoting gender policy.

As technology continues to push the boundaries of human interaction, the emergence of the metaverse presents novel legal challenges that transcend traditional jurisdictional boundaries. The metaverse, a virtual and interconnected digital universe, has become a dynamic landscape where individuals and entities engage in various social, economic, and commercial activities. This article delves into the complex and evolving realm of international private law in the metaverse, seeking to explore the fundamental questions surrounding legal frameworks, enforcement mechanisms, and cross-border dispute resolution in this immersive digital domain.

The article analyzes the content of regional standards on ending forced labor, the importance of the issue of forced labor in regional documents on the prevention of human trafficking, issues of responsibility for forced labor. As a result of the study, conclusions were made on the analysis of international documents adopted by regional organizations.

In the article discusses the current situation regarding the legal regulation of the detection and prevention of violations related to public procurement, as well as the measures implemented in the republic in this area, topical issues related to the implementation of these measures. In addition, the experience of Germany and the European Union was briefly studied, and on its basis conclusions and proposals were made to improve the system for combating corruption crimes in the field of public procurement.

This article analyzes the international and domestic regulations of states regulating the migration process of minors. Cases of violations of the rights of the child by a person occurring during the migration of children at the present time are also be disclosed, and a number of proposals aimed at preventing it are be proposed.

The pervasive issue of smuggling poses a significant challenge to the progress and stability of nations in the contemporary era. This article delves into the intricate web of smuggling activities that undermine economic growth, disrupt societal harmony, and jeopardize national security. By analyzing the multifaceted dimensions of smuggling, this study aims to shed light on the diverse tactics employed by smugglers and the detrimental consequences they entail. Moreover, the article highlights innovative strategies and technologies that hold promise for enhancing the effectiveness of counter-smuggling efforts in the present stage of state development. Through a comprehensive exploration of this critical subject, the article contributes to a deeper understanding of the dynamic interplay between illicit trade and modern governance.

In this article, fundamental reforms implemented in the field of social and political stability in Uzbekistan and their results are scientifically analyzed.Through this identifying and researching issues related to the demonstration of readiness to correct any socio-political political instability in Uzbekistan. Also, the article provides definitions of the main concepts of release and volatility through scientific comparison.

This article gives a brief definition of the concept of sustainable development, the goals and objectives of economic and social development in view of their sustainability, in accordance with environmental requirements in all developed and developing countries, as well as the protection of plant life and its sustainable development.In addition, the Sustainable Development Goals have been emphasized and the work carried out in the Republic of Uzbekistan to realize these goals has been discussed.

The World Trade Organization is an intergovernmental organization that regulates international trade. The principle of non-discrimination, which is considered the basic principle of this organization, includes the most favored nation treatment and national treatment. Through this article, the author describes the history of the national regime within the WTO, its use in the practice of states (especially in developing countries) and exceptions to this principle, as well as the associated regime in the legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan, a country increasingly approaching WTO membership. Having studied the problems, the author makes his proposals for their legal regulation.

This article examines the issues of health protection as one of the most important social rights of citizens guaranteed by the state, its content in the new version of the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan, defines the system of regulatory legal acts in force in the field of health protection, analyzes international legal documents, the importance of the issue of health protection in the framework of the SDGs; formulated theoretical conclusions on the creation of a comprehensive infrastructure, the main elements of the health protection and promotion system. In the final part of the article, the importance of constitutional reform concerning health protection is noted.

The article focuses on international standards and foreign experience in criminal liability for crimes committed by foreign nationals and stateless persons in the territory of another state, the results of research conducted by scientists and the analysis of national legislation.

Any person born on earth has his or her own rights and obligations. And naturally, all children are endowed with certain rights from birth. The rights of the child include those rights and freedoms that every child owns until the age of eighteen. The problem of realizing and protecting the rights and interests of minor children is one of the main problems of our time, as it is closely related to the future fate of each society. This article discusses the problems associated with the regulation of the legal status of the child and the protection of his rights in our country, which depends on the development of his personality, his upbringing and moral health.