The Impact of the Pandemic Covid-19 on the Human Right to Freedom of Movement

Zolka, Valentyn; Tsarenko, Olha; Kushnir, I. P.; Tsarenko, Serhii; Havrik, Roman

doi:10.14207/ejsd.2021.v10n1p376

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“…Most of the countries around the world did indeed introduce restrictions on individual freedoms, such as mobility and social contact (e.g. Moodley et al, 2020;Zolka et al, 2021). Though necessary, these restrictions could turn into abuses if enforced unconditionally and for extended periods.…”

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Accepting controversial measures in times of COVID-19: The democratic delusion paradox

Passini

Morselli

2023

J. Soc. Polit. Psych.

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The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic led most of the involved countries to take measures to contain the spread of the virus. Among these, the authorities banned gatherings and tough measures, involving also the use of force, were at times adopted to disperse people breaking this rule. The aim of this research was to investigate to what extent harsh measures are considered acceptable to prevent such gatherings. Specifically, in line with political orientation theory, we hypothesized that people with a low value-based orientation to authority would be more likely to accept such measures when implemented by countries perceived as democratic. This tendency to assume that a democratic state never adopts anti-democratic measures has been defined a democratic delusion paradox. As hypothesized, results on 359 Italian participants showed that respondents with low scores on value orientation were more likely to be affected by this paradox. They were more likely to consider harsh measures as acceptable if implemented by a country they perceived as democratic. Conversely, when the issuing country was judged to be authoritarian, the use of force was more frequently condemned. The implication of this research was to show the importance of monitoring established democracies and maintaining a sense of critical participation on the policies issued by the authorities. We provide support for the political orientation theory arguing that a political orientation based on values can help watching democratic systems from degenerating into autocracy.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Accepting controversial measures in times of COVID-19: The democratic delusion paradox

Passini

Morselli

2023

J. Soc. Polit. Psych.

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“…Real guarantees of the declared freedom of movement of EU citizens is the primary task of its migration policy (Zolka et al, 2021). The right to work, study, and live in other countries provides significant benefits to both member countries and their citizens, ranging from ensuring greater efficiency of the labor market to expanding educational opportunities and deepening cultural exchanges.…”

Section: Legal Regulation Of the Eu Migration Policy: Current Statementioning

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Legal approaches to the regulation of migration processes in the European Union

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Неугодніков

Valuieva³

et al. 2023

Cuest. Pol.

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Using an interpretative methodology, the article examines approaches to the regulation of migration processes in the light of the increasing flow of immigrants to the European Union EU. In this context, two main directions of regulation of migration processes are considered: legal regulation and integration measures. It can be concluded that the international legal regulation of migration processes in the EU is based on adopted and ratified declarations, conventions, covenants and protocols, which form a general international legal basis for the regulation and management of migration processes at the interstate level. Accordingly, the analysis of migration legislation and state border legislation allows distinguishing three types of documents according to their content, which are related to the fight against irregular migration: a) regulatory legal acts determine the model of legal entry and stay of a migrant on the territory of the country; b) law enforcement rules establish responsibilities and regulate the application of other coercive measures in case of violation of migration rules, and; c) documents of organizational content determine the competence of the authorities involved in the process of combating illegal immigration.

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“…M. Goldman justifies trends regarding changes in the ratio between market and government impact on the economy as a result of COVID-19 (Goldmann, 2020). V. Zolka, O. Tsarenko, I. Kushnir, S. Tsarenko, R. Havrik conducted research on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on human rights, in particular, the right to freedom of movement and choice of residence (Zolka, Tsarenko, Kushnir, Tsarenko & Havrik, 2021). K. Hoernke studied the problems of increasing inequality during the COVID-19 pandemic (Hoernke, 2020).…”

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The Principle of Equal Rights in the Context of the Covid-19 Pandemic as a Factor Influencing the Sustainable Development of Ukraine

Dzhumageldiyeva

Serebriakova

Derevyanko³

et al. 2021

EJSD

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The article discusses the implementation of the principle of equal rights in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic in Ukraine. The peculiarities of applying this principle in relation to human rights and the rights of companies have been investigated. The article analyzes the state of compliance with the principle of equal rights in the diagnostics (testing) and treatment of different categories of patients in territories with different legal regimes. The study revealed de jure violations of equality in the normative definition of categories of citizens entitled to free testing, as well as de facto discrimination of citizens based on their place of residence when they cross the demarcation line between the controlled and uncontrolled territory of Ukraine. The state of ensuring equal economic rights of companies and an acceptable level of competition in the event of quarantine measures have been investigated. The general parameters of the relationship between the state and business and the limits of state intervention in entrepreneurial activity in the context of the pandemic have been determined. Characteristic features of discrimination against certain categories of the population and companies due to the establishment of quarantine have been revealed.

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The Impact of the Pandemic Covid-19 on the Human Right to Freedom of Movement

Cited by 6 publications

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Accepting controversial measures in times of COVID-19: The democratic delusion paradox

Accepting controversial measures in times of COVID-19: The democratic delusion paradox

Legal approaches to the regulation of migration processes in the European Union

The Principle of Equal Rights in the Context of the Covid-19 Pandemic as a Factor Influencing the Sustainable Development of Ukraine

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