Vol. 3 No. 06 (2023): Volume 03 Issue 06

Cooperation between EU States in combating crime and preventing transnational crimes in the field of legal assistance in criminal cases is developing from year to year. Within the framework of parallel cooperation, a mechanism related to the creation of joint interrogation groups and the regulation of their activities has already been formed as a means of promoting mutual assistance in criminal cases between EU Member States. However, the early experience of using joint interrogation groups established between the member States of the Union has shown that the direct implementation of such cooperation is fraught with difficulties. In the article, the author reflected on the history and current state of joint interrogation groups in the EU. Legal analysis of accumulated experience in this field. It is the activity of joint investigative groups that is today one of the developing areas of criminal justice as a modern type of cooperation in the implementation of legal assistance

The article is devoted to the issues of representation of employees and employers, who play a key role in labor relations, social partnership, international legal documents regulating representation and social partnership, experience of foreign countries and legislation are analyzed. The legal content of the models formed on social partnership is highlighted. Attention is drawn to the fact that the national legislation of the EU member states is not the same in the regulation of representation issues. Changes made to the national legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan in regulating the issue of social partnership are highlighted.

In recent years there has been a tendency of growth in migration processes in Uzbekistan. Of course, this situation is directly related to a number of factors. Such factors include social, economic and other similar ones. According to the State Statistics Committee, 758,046 people immigrated to the Republic of Uzbekistan in 2015-2020. At the same time, 870,113 people left the country for permanent residence abroad . These figures confirm that the processes of internal and external migration in the country have intensified. The need to guarantee the rights of migrants, including their rights to citizenship, has increased.

This article analyzes some concepts related to human resources policy, including the concepts of “human resources policy”, “personnel training”, and the author's rates for them are developed

In this scientific article, the theoretical and legal issues of the social examination of regulatory legal documents are thoroughly analyzed. Also, author's definitions of the types of social examination of draft legislative documents have been developed.

This study examines the models of industrial relations mediation in Indonesia, aiming to explore the mechanisms employed to bridge the divide between labor and management in resolving workplace disputes. By analyzing the existing literature, legal frameworks, and empirical studies on industrial relations mediation in Indonesia, this research seeks to provide insights into the various models and approaches utilized in the country. The study also investigates the effectiveness of these models in promoting constructive dialogue, enhancing cooperation, and fostering sustainable labor relations. The findings contribute to a deeper understanding of the dynamics and challenges of industrial relations mediation in Indonesia and provide valuable insights for policymakers, practitioners, and stakeholders involved in labor dispute resolution.

The task of building a legal democratic state and forming a free civil society based on the development of a market economy enshrined in the Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan, it  presupposes the need to develop the economic and socio-political spheres of our country, to further deepen reforms and the need to make certain amendments to the legislative sphere. Criminal punishment is established through criminal legislation in accordance with the will of the people of Uzbekistan. The inevitability of responsibility for crime is a specific way of influencing social processes in society by criminal law, which, in turn, regulates the morality of the individual. Therefore, this article will discuss the appointment of punishment and the factors affecting it. In particular, the problems of execution of additional penalties are mentioned in the appointment of a penalty.

this article talks about the concept and purposes of punishment, the content and types of punishment in the form of deprivation of liberty, the problems that arise when this punishment is imposed and their solutions.

This article is devoted to the relations between the European Union and the Central Asian republics. It discusses a number of internal and external factors that may affect the development of bilateral and multilateral relations. These factors force the European Union to pursue a balanced policy in the region. The success of the Union's policy in Central Asia depends on the stable maintenance of this balance. In this sense, the author likens the European Union to a tightrope walker performing a grand spectacle.

The relations between the EU and Central Asia have a peculiar history and development trends. The mutual relations of the Central Asian countries with the European Union differ from relations with other international organizations. Author pays a special attention to the current state and proposes to upgrade these relations through enhancement of externally and internally balanced policy.

This article scientifically researches the theoretical and legal aspects of the mechanisms for ensuring the rights of the individual in the criminal process. The article also analyzes the scientific views of scientists on the theoretical aspects of the mechanisms of ensuring the rights of the individual in the criminal process.

The African Court of Justice and Human Rights (ACJHR) plays a crucial role in the pursuit of justice for international crimes committed in Africa. This study critically examines the efforts of the ACJHR to prosecute and punish international crimes and investigates whether it is a myth or a reality. By analyzing legal frameworks, relevant cases, and scholarly literature, the research explores the challenges faced by the ACJHR and evaluates its achievements in holding perpetrators accountable. The findings contribute to the ongoing discourse on international criminal justice and shed light on the effectiveness of the ACJHR in addressing impunity for grave human rights violations.

The measures taken in our country for the further development of judicial reforms will undoubtedly help to ensure the independence of the Court, increase the effectiveness of the activities of the preliminary investigative bodies, raise the importance of the lawyer, which, ultimately, is aimed at strengthening the protection and guarantee of human rights in our society.

The article provides information about some information systems being implemented in the activities of the prosecutor's office in supervision over observance of the law. The objectives of the introduction of information and communication technologies in the prosecutor's bodies are stated. The need to use the “Electronic document flow” and “Prosecutor supervision" information systems developed by the General Prosecutor's Office is indicated. Ways to improve the efficiency of the prosecutor's supervision were analyzed and relevant proposals were developed.

This pilot exploratory study aims to examine the attitudes of female warders towards inmates who engage in self-harm in an inner-city prison in South India. Self-harm is a significant concern within correctional settings, and understanding the attitudes of prison staff towards self-harming inmates is crucial for developing effective interventions and support systems. However, limited research has focused specifically on the attitudes of female warders in this context. This study employed qualitative methods, including semi-structured interviews and thematic analysis, to explore the perspectives, beliefs, and experiences of female warders regarding inmates who self-harm. The findings shed light on the attitudes and underlying factors that may influence the treatment and support received by self-harming inmates within the prison environment. The insights from this study can inform future research, policy development, and training programs to enhance the understanding, empathy, and support provided by female warders towards inmates who self-harm.

This article presents a comprehensive perspective on investigative interviewing techniques used in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE). It delves into the various facets of the investigative interviewing process, including planning, establishing rapport, employing effective questioning strategies, and taking into account legal considerations. By examining the unique context of Dubai, this article sheds light on the cultural, legal, and practical factors that influence investigative interviews in the region. The insights gained from this study can contribute to enhancing the efficacy and fairness of investigative interviews, not only in Dubai but also in jurisdictions with similar characteristics.