THE ISSUES OF IMPROVING THE CRIMINAL-LEGAL ENSURE OF FREEDOM FROM INTERFERENCE IN THE PRIVATE LIFE OF A PERSON: A SCIENTIFIC ANALYSIS OF SEPARATE LEGISLATIVE INITIATIVES

Abstract

The article is devoted to the analysis of individual legislative initiatives to improve the criminal-legal provision of freedom from interference in a person's private life in accordance with the draft Law of Ukraine "On Amendments to the Criminal Code of Ukraine on Ensuring Freedom from Interference in a Person's Private Life" No. 9623 dated 08/18/2023. Critical remarks were expressed regarding the unfoundedness of the position of the drafters of the draft law regarding the loss of public safety due to the relevant actions. One of the basic reasons for the decriminalization of acts should be considered exactly the corresponding changes in the structure of public morality. It is emphasized that the maintenance of legislative boundaries, which indicate the moral and legal position of the state on the inadmissibility of corruption, the maintenance of a high format of human aesthetics and ethics, is, first of all, a question of dignity, and not of prevalence, accessibility, economic attractiveness. For Ukraine, the issue of dignity has been central for the past ten years, because it is dignity that determines subjectivity, legal, political, and civilizational. A number of comments and suggestions regarding the features of the objective side of the composition of the crime provided for in Art. 301 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine de lege ferenda.