INHERITANCE RIGHTS OF VICTIMS OF POLITICAL REPRESSIONS OF THE SOVIET PERIOD IN UKRAINE: HISTORICALAND LEGALANALYSIS
Journal Title: Юридичний науковий електронний журнал - Year 2016, Vol 3, Issue
Abstract
The article is devoted to the historical and legal analysis of the hereditary rights of the victims of political repressions of the Soviet period in Ukraine. The author developed a periodization restoration of property rights of victims of political repression, given the historical and legal analysis of each of the periods. The article provides a comprehensive analysis of the regulations governing the process of restoration of the rights of rehabilitated politically motivated. During the years of independence Ukrainian government is trying to gradually get rid of the autocratic regime of the Soviet era. One such measure was the Law of Ukraine «On the condemnation of Communist and National Socialist (Nazi) totalitarian regimes in Ukraine and prohibition of propaganda symbols» on April 9, 2015. This law was condemned Communist and National Socialist totalitarian regimes in Ukraine, defines the legal basis of the prohibition of propaganda symbols and establishes the procedure for the liquidation of symbols of the communist totalitarian regime. The adoption of this law caused a lively debate stimulated public and scientists to study this period as victims of political repressions of the Soviet period are still not fully rehabilitated. Currently, text presented the new Law of Ukraine «On the rehabilitation of victims of political repressions of the Soviet era in Ukraine», but fundamental scientific research to restore the property rights of these citizens still do not have. Various aspects of rehabilitation of victims of political terror, of course, been studied by scientists such as Baran V., Baggan O, Demin Y., Lapchynskoyi N., Misinkevycha L., Skljarenko V., Shumilo M. and others. The researchers analyzed the rehabilitation, law enforcement agencies involved in their implementation, the ratio of the higher authorities to the rehabilitation process. Misinkevych L. in his doctoral thesis, from the perspective of historical and social dimension, revealed processes in Ukraine rehabilitation of victims of political repressions of the Soviet era in the second half of the XX–XXI century. However, the legal basis of the right to restore the lost property as a result of repression and the transition of the right to the heirs rehabilitated remains unexplored.
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Р. Ю. Половинкіна
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