Oksana Kaluzhna
Research keywords
external voting
external voting in post-war conditions
criminal election offences
principles of the operation of criminal law in space
intermediate (indirect) execution of criminal offence
the principle of non-intervention (non-interference in domestic affairs of the state)
the International Criminal Court (ICC)
the ICC jurisdiction
the ICC model of justice
admissibility of evidence at the ICC
expert status at the ICC
expert involvement at the ICC
war crimes
aggression
investigation of Russian war crimes in Ukraine
International Criminal Court
ad hoc tribunal
universal jurisdiction
impartiality of the court
objective and subjective criteria of impartiality of the court in the case law of the European Court of Human Rights
unconditional grounds for challenge of the court in the criminal proceedings of Ukraine
prosecutor’s class ranks
prosecutor’s dress
prosecutor’s uniform
prosecutor’s mantle
prosecutor’s dress code
judiciary
criminal procedure
Publications in AJEE (5)
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Criminal Law Protection of the Ukrainian External Voting to the State Authorities in Post-War Conditions (A Case Study of Poland)
Kaluzhna O and Paliukh L, ‘Criminal Law Protection of the Ukrainian External Voting to the State Authorities in Post-War Conditions (A Case Study of Poland)’ (2024) 7(1) Access to Justice in Eastern Europe 58-82. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The research has been partially carried out within the project ‘Good Practices of Law Enforcement Agencies in the Electoral Process’ implemented by Civil Network OPORA. Non-governmental organization ‘Civil Network OPORA’ does not bear expenses for the publication of the article. (24 October 2023) https://www.oporaua.org/vybory/vzayemodiya-pravoohoronnih-organiv-ukrayini-y-pol-shhi-dlya-zapobigannya-ta-protidiyi- porushennyam-viborchih-prav-gromadyan-ukrayini-u-pol-shhi-24967?fbclid=IwAR3j Xtw9nMC5_ea0Y9lrvmZXXWws9CMHht9NzW_hAlWMq83txwdJKf-TkBc accessed 28 October 2023.
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EVIDENCE IN THE INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT – THE ROLE OF FORENSIC EXPERTS: THE UKRAINIAN CONTEXT
Kaluzhna O, Shunevych K ‘Evidence in the International Criminal Court – the Role of Forensic Experts: The Ukrainian Context’ 2022 4-2 (17) Special Issue Access to Justice in Eastern Europe 52-65.
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LIABILITY MECHANISMS FOR WAR CRIMES COMMITTED AS A RESULT OF RUSSIA’S INVASION OF UKRAINE IN FEBRUARY 2022: TYPES, CHRONICLE OF THE FIRST STEPS, AND PROBLEMS
Kaluzhna O, Shunevych K ‘Liability Mechanisms for War Crimes Committed as a Result of Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine in February 2022: Types, Chronicle of the First Steps, and Problems’ 2022 3(15) Access to Justice in Eastern Europe 178-193.
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Unconditional grounds for challenges to judges in criminal proceedings of Ukraine and ECtHR standards
O Kaluzhna, M Shevchuk ‘Unconditional grounds for challenges to judges in criminal proceedings of Ukraine and ECtHR standards’ 2022 2(14) Access to Justice in Eastern Europe 46-82. DOI:
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The Struggle for Class Ranks and Prosecutor’s Dress during Ukrainian Independence: Historical, Legal, and Cultural Perspectives
O Kaluzhna, ‘The Struggle for Class Ranks and Prosecutor’s Dress during Ukrainian Independence: Historical, Legal, and Cultural Perspectives’ 2021 3(11) Access to Justice in Eastern Europe 52–81.