PROBLEMS OF PUNISHMENT FOR VIOLENT CRIMINAL OFFENSES IN RELATION TO WOMEN AND CHILDREN

2026

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DOI 10.47649/vau.25.v79.i4.43
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

Protecting the rights of women and children is more relevant than ever and requires special attention from all members of society. The scientific article, carried out by the authors, examines the issues of research on violent crimes in modern society, including those against women and children, and therefore raises questions about the penalties applied in these matters. At the same time, these concepts are used in criminal law legislation, the results of which protect a woman, a pregnant woman, from encroachments on the rights of persons, both in the process of involving persons with mental disorders in the commission of criminal offenses, and in the process of involving persons with mental disorders in the commission of criminal offenses. The main purpose of the research article is to identify and improve measures to prevent violent crimes against women and children. As a result of the study, the personal portraits and victimological remarks of criminals (offenders) in the commission of violent crimes against women and children were studied, the causes and conditions of crimes were identified by revealing the characteristics of victims of these crimes, a set of ongoing preventive measures in the course of Domestic and foreign practice.