Civilian Hostage Legal Protection in Times of War: Pursuing Effective Tools to Ensure Their Constitutional Rights and Freedoms
Yulia Bohdan,
Oleksandr Kalynovskyi,
Sofiya Shchur
Abstract:This article explores the issue of legal protection for civilian hostages in times of war. The authors of the article set out to answer the question of whether effective instruments for safeguarding the rights and freedoms of this specific category of citizens can exist. The study delves into the procedural differences and challenges inherent in the legal protection of civilian hostages, which deviates significantly from the conventional mechanisms of citizen legal protection. In the article, the authors prese… Show more
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