On November 14, 2025, the Department of Law of NTU “KhPI” held a round table dedicated to the protection of human and civil rights and freedoms in Ukraine and the world within the framework of the Law Days.
Representatives of the Prosecutor’s Office, the National Police, and the Bar Association participated in the roundtable discussion.
Serhiy Oleksandrovych Glotov , Candidate of Law, Managing Partner of JSC “YOURS PARTNERS”, Associate Professor of the Faculty of Law of Vilnius University (Lithuania), Member of the National Committee at the Supreme Court, Expert of the Council of Europe, Deputy Editor-in-Chief of the Scientific Legal Journal CP Journal, Lawyer.
Topic of the report: “Human Rights in the Context of Intellectual Property”
Sachuk Pavlo Viktorovych, prosecutor of the Department of Organizational and Methodological Work and Coordination of Law Enforcement Activities in the Field of Counteracting Crime, Department of Supervision of Law Compliance by the National Police of Ukraine and Bodies Combating Organized and Transnational Crime, Kharkiv Regional Prosecutor’s Office.
The topic of the report: “The role of the prosecutor’s office in protecting human rights in Ukraine.”
Topic of the report: “Respect for human rights when applying police measures”
Given the extreme urgency of ensuring human rights and freedoms, the issue of their observance during martial law is the most painful issue in our country today.
Human rights and freedoms become the first target of the aggressor during the war. Therefore, they must be protected and guaranteed both at the level of constitutional provisions and at the level of regulatory and legal regulation. Given the complex modern realities caused by Russia’s armed aggression and its full-scale invasion of Ukrainian lands, human rights are subject to exclusive means of ensuring, protecting and defending. The level of such ensuring is primarily determined by the development of effective mechanisms and the development of effective means and procedures used to protect and defend human rights and freedoms, which makes it possible to talk about guaranteeing the security of everyone in the state.
Therefore, in order to familiarize our students with the main mechanisms for protecting human rights in Ukraine during martial law and draw the attention of young people to possible restrictions on these rights and freedoms, our department is today holding a Round Table dedicated to this urgent problem.
The teachers of the Law Department Lysenko I.V., Perevalova L.V., Gariaeva G.M., Gaevaya O.V., Kuzmenko O.V., Tkachev M.M. actively participated in the organization of the round table.