No. 1 (2020): Journal of the Belarusian State University. International relations

Published: 2020-11-08

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International Relations

Belarus at the United Nations: assessing its political track record

Vladimir V. Makei

3-11
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International cooperation of Belarusian universities in the field of human rights teaching and research

Victor G. Shadurski

12-18
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The institute of intellectual property in the context of digitalization while ensuring innovative security and human rights

Gennady M. Brovka, Irina N. Kandrichina, Olga V. Veremeychik

19-24
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International Law

Tools for ensuring gender equality in the academic sphere of the Republic of Belarus

Irina N. Kandrichina, Olga V. Veremeychik

25-33
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The right to family reunification

Irina I. Esmantovich, Natalya V. Kopytkova

34-39
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Legal regulation of the right to work for people with disabilities at the international and national levels

Veronika A. Bryliova

40-46
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International legal combating trafficking in women from human rights and gender perspective

Olga V. Emelyanovich

47-53
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The right of citizens to appeal to state authorities in the information society: experience of the Republic of Belarus and foreign states

Anton V. Haurylenka, Aliaksei V. Fedarovich

54-61
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The image of human rights in e-state

Mart Susi

62-68
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Human rights perspectives on law and technology – a practical example: e-governance in Estonia

Katrin Nyman Metcalf

69-76
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Digital experiences in creating digital services: case work for the rights of the child

Hugo-Andrés López

77-87
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Internet of things as a complement to increase safety

Erik Larsson, Elina Bratt, Joakim Palmqvist, Anders Söderberg, Andreas Hall

88-93
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Systemic interpretation of the American convention on human rights

Alejandro Fuentes

94-101
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Recognition and enforcement of the awards of the International Arbitral Tribunal at the Belarusian Chamber of Commerce and Industry pursuant to the New York convention of 1958: the case of Austria

Oleg Yu. Schirinsky

102-107
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