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The Constitutional Court published the theses of seven Ukrainian female scholars

В Україні представлено основні тези семи відомих науковиць. Photo: Конституційний суд

Thank you to the Constitutional Court of Ukraine

The public organization "Tribuna of Women" expressed gratitude to the Constitutional Court of Ukraine for the invitation to participate in the IV Mariupol Constitutional Forum, where the theme was "Ukraine – Europe – World: constitutional dialogues in the era of global challenges." Within the framework of the event, the organization had the opportunity to join a professional discussion dedicated to the current issues of the development of Ukrainian constitutionalism.

Special thanks were expressed to Oleksandr Skrypnyuk, the Head of the Scientific Advisory Board of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine, the director of the V.M. Koretsky Institute of State and Law of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, and a professor. As noted by the representatives of "Tribuna of Women," they received valuable advice, meaningful scientific consultations, and support from Oleksandr Skrypnyuk during the preparation of their theses.

Scientific contributions of the organization's members

As part of the forum, a printed collection of theses was issued, which included scientific contributions from the members of the organization. The collection presents materials from the following authors:

  • Natalia Onishchenko
  • Viktoriya Valeriyivna Chernyakhivska
  • Lesya Malyuha
  • Marina Bulkata
  • Valerie Khodosh
  • Oksana Parhomenko
  • Kateryna Lazor

This indicates the active participation of women in scientific research and their contribution to the constitutional dialogue.

The president and members of the public organization "Tribuna of Women" emphasized the importance of such cooperation and noted: "We sincerely thank the Constitutional Court of Ukraine for the invitation to participate in the IV Mariupol Constitutional Forum 'Ukraine – Europe – World: constitutional dialogues in the era of global challenges' and for the opportunity to join a professional discussion on the current issues of the development of Ukrainian constitutionalism."

These events confirm the activity of public organizations in shaping the legal space in Ukraine and their readiness for dialogue on important social issues. The involvement of women in the scientific discussion of constitutional issues highlights the importance of gender equality in the field of law and the significance of women's contributions to the development of democratic processes in the country. Such cooperation is an important step towards strengthening the legal system and raising societal awareness regarding constitutional changes and challenges facing Ukraine.