Criminología de la guerra en las realidades actuales y la necesidad de su desarrollo en Ucrania
Ph. D in Law. Associate Professor of the Department of Criminal Law and Criminology
of the Faculty of Training Specialists for Pre-Trial Investigation, Odesa State University
of Internal Affairs.
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Doctor of Law, Associate Professor, Vice-rector of the Odessa University of Internal Affairs.
email: krykunviacheslav@gmail.com
Ph.D. in Jurisprudence, Research Institute of Public Law leading researcher, Private Notary of Kiev City Notary District (Ukraine)
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Doctor of Law, Associate professor, Dean of the Faculty 6 of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs (Ukraine)
email: advokat.brusakova@gmail.com
Candidate of Law, Associate Professor,Research Laboratory on Problems Pre-Trial Investigation, Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs.
email: ivan_kritsak@ukr.net
Candidate of Law, Associate Professor, Specialist-criminologist of the Department of Forensic Support of the Investigative Department at the National Police Headquarters in Kharkiv region
email: stanja26@gmail.com.ua
Muchos ciudadanos ucranianos se han trasladado a regiones más seguras de nuestro país o se han ido al extranjero. Esto ha llevado a replantearse los valores humanos, a cristalizar las actitudes ante la muerte, en particular, si estamos dispuestos a “dar la vida por nuestros amigos” (Juan 15:13) y ejercer así la máxima expresión del amor al prójimo. Nuestros abuelos y bisabuelos, que sobrevivieron al hambre y a otros sobresaltos, temían sobre todo la guerra. El principal deseo después de 1945 era un cielo de paz en la Tierra. ¿Qué fuerza y poder espiritual había en las palabras de paz? Sin embargo, setenta años de libertad contribuyeron gradualmente a la pérdida de este sentimiento. El corazón humano se ha petrificado, las personas se han vuelto crueles y odiosas entre sí, cuando por determinadas razones las circunstancias globales condonan la guerra. Nadie podía pensar que nuestro vecino del norte destruiría ciudades y pueblos, infraestructuras críticas de nuestro país, con tal fuerza y ritmo. La historia y el tiempo darán respuesta a todas las preguntas y condenarán a los criminales.
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