Abstract: This article is devoted to the analysis of the current state and prospects of development of international non-governmental organizations in the field of civil society development. The existence of any modern democratic state is impossible without the presence of a developed civil society, which, on the one hand, acts as the foundation and support for the apparatus of public power, thereby ensuring its stability, and on the other hand, is a legal guarantee for the implementation of both the system of legal principles enshrined in national and international law and the entire system of rights, freedoms and legitimate interests of individuals and legal entities. The institute of international non-governmental organizations in the field of civil society development plays an important role for the development of civil society in nation States, which, on the one hand, generalize at the international level the experience of civil society development in nation States, and on the other hand, contribute to scaling up the successful experience of this development everywhere. In this scientific work, a number of research methods were used, in particular: formal-logical; historical-legal; comparative-legal; statistical; sociological; method of analyzing specific legal situations. The authors identified and analyzed the main problems that hinder the organization and activities of international non-governmental organizations in the field of civil society development, among which the following can be distinguished: a) the dependence of most international non-governmental organizations on national governments or on transnational corporations; b) the politicization of the activities of a significant part of them; c) a huge number of them (more than 75,000 for 2024), which complicates, on the one hand, the processes of regulating their activities, and on the other hand, complicates the mechanism of their organizational, technical, legal and financial support from the international community; d) the presence in a number of countries of regulatory restrictions on the activities of their branches and representative offices; e) the lack of proper public control over their activities, acts and decisions at the national and international levels. The work has developed and justified a system of measures to resolve these problems.

Keywords: UN, development, current state, democracy, civil society, public control, non-governmental organizations, international, Foundation for Democracy, ECOSOC

Abstract: The author examines in detail such aspects as the international information security of the Union State of the Republic of Belarus and the Russian Federation. It is separately noted that special attention is being paid to issues of legal support for information security today in the light of modern geopolitical processes and their impact on all spheres of life. He draws attention to the fact that one of the tasks of modern society is the search for universal solutions to information security issues. One of the key roles in this issue is played by the Russian Federation, which initiates international conventions on information protection and ensuring international information security.Today, the formation of a common information space and the maintenance of international information security is one of the most important stages in the implementation and achievement of the main objectives of the Union State. These tasks are due to the fact that in the modern information and digital world, the Republic of Belarus and the Russian Federation are increasing international cooperation in the field of legal information security in regional and bilateral formats.   The methodological basis of this research is a system of modern general scientific and private law methods. The study of the formation, development, place and role of the legal provision of information security of the Union State of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Belarus was conducted using the following general scientific methods: analysis and synthesis, abstraction and modeling, generalization, description, etc. The main conclusions of this study are that the analysis of the basic provisions of interstate regulations allowed us to determine that the common goal in the integration association is to formulate common rules of conduct for states in the information space in order to legally ensure information security in the face of new challenges, threats and risks through international cooperation of the member states of the Union State. At the same time, based on the analysis of international documents and theoretical positions of the science of international and information law, we believe that in the future it is necessary to ensure on an ongoing basis the theoretical, legal, scientific and methodological orientation of the development and implementation of unified approaches to the legislation of the two member states of the Union State regulating the sphere of international information security.

Keywords: transformation of law, integration association, international security, information security, challenges and threats, international organizations, international law, information law, Union State, digital space

Abstract: The presented scientific research reveals a significant imbalance in approaches to ensuring gender equality. An analysis of global trends shows that excessive focus on women's issues creates significant obstacles to achieving genuine gender parity. It is noteworthy that the systematic disregard of masculine aspects in socio-political discourse significantly complicates the implementation of an integrated approach to gender issues. This scientific work focuses on the need to rethink the current paradigm, where the exclusively feminist agenda dominates, which contradicts the principles of comprehensive equality. The subject of the research is to focus on a comprehensive analysis of strategic initiatives and policy documents of supranational structures (in particular, the European Union and the United Nations) in the context of gender issues. The fundamental objective of this scientific work is a critical understanding of the current imbalances in gender policy, followed by the development of scientifically sound tools for the effective implementation of masculine components in the existing system of gender regulation of international organizations. To achieve these goals, various methods were used, including comparative analysis, content analysis, and structural analysis of discourse, which made it possible to identify dominant approaches to gender issues and assess the extent to which men's issues were included in official documents. The results of the study indicate that ignoring issues of masculine identity and gender discrimination creates significant obstacles to the formation of an effective system of gender-legal relations. This problem is aggravated by the emergence of interpersonal confrontations and social tensions in the field of gender interaction. Moreover, there is a disorientation of individuals in the context of behavioral patterns characteristic of both sexes, which leads to discriminatory practices against young people and an escalation of conflict potential in intersex relationships. In the context of modern scientific research, the issue of gender parity requires methodological transformation and rethinking of basic conceptual provisions. The integration of cross-cultural components into the system of social stratification analysis makes it possible to form a multidimensional model of equality that takes into account the ethnocultural and demographic characteristics of various social groups. Of particular importance is the modernization of existing approaches to migration policy through the prism of gender differentiation, which contributes to the creation of an effective mechanism for ensuring equal opportunities on a global scale.

Keywords: mental health, gender stereotypes, European Union, United Nations, social justice, stereotypes, international politics, unipolarity, gender equality, discrimination

Abstract: Currently, the issue of international cooperation in countering transnational crimes is quite relevant for all countries of the world, including the Russian Federation and the countries of the African continent. In addition, the relevance of the chosen area of international cooperation for scientific research is given by the strengthening of Russian-African relations over the past few years in the context of a changing geopolitical structure of the world, one of the areas of which is the issue of effective counteraction to the most widespread transnational crimes. The subject of the study is the international counteraction to transnational crimes within the framework of cooperation between Russia and the countries of the African continent. The purpose of the research is to study international cooperation between Russia and African countries in the field of countering transnational crimes at the present stage. The methods used in the research were general (dialectical method, systematic and integrated approaches) and special formal legal methods. In the course of the research, the following results were obtained: the signs of transnational crimes identified in international law were studied, as well as their additional characteristics were indicated, the approaches of foreign and domestic experts to the definition of "transnational crimes" were analyzed, the content of international cooperation in the field of countering crimes was studied, the basis for international cooperation in the field of countering transnational crimes was outlined, and the author's definition of the concept of "transnational crimes". The results obtained have a scientific novelty due to the fact that they clarify the content of the concept of transnational crimes and can be applied in the practical activities of various public authorities, primarily in improving mechanisms for countering transnational crimes at the level of international cooperation, as well as in the framework of scientific and representative events on the subject of research.

Keywords: Russian-African cooperation, weapon, narcotic drugs, money laundering, terrorism, Russian-African relations, countering crimes, transnational crimes, international cooperation, international law

Abstract: Within the framework of the article, the author analyzes the conditions of application of the provision of Article 248.1 of the Arbitral Code of the Russian Federation regarding the justification of the exclusive jurisdiction of Russian courts in disputes involving persons affected by sanctions restrictions, as well as the conditions of application of Article 11 (a) of Regulation (EU) 833/2014, which grants citizens of the European Union and legal entities incorporated in the European Union the right to damages and court costs related to the consideration of a dispute related to a sanctioned transaction in a jurisdiction outside the European Union and, in particular, in Russian state courts in the case of a Russian court substantiating jurisdiction on the basis of Article 248.1 of the APC RF. The author examined the prerequisites for the application of relevant norms, taking into account current judicial practice, highlights differences and common approaches to the implementation of relevant powers.The author used a comparative legal method and compared legal approaches to the application of Article 248.1 of the Code of Arbitration Procedure of the Russian Federation with the prerequisites for the application of Article 11 (a) Regulation (EC) 833/2014. The research topic seems relevant to the author due to the need to analyze the judicial approaches being developed to the application of Article 248.1 of the Arbitration Procedural Code of the Russian Federation, the legal positions of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation aimed at protecting the constitutional right to judicial protection. Also of scientific interest are the approaches of foreign states aimed at protecting foreign persons and transferring legal disputes to a foreign jurisdiction in order to guarantee maximum protection for foreign citizens and legal entities, regardless of the possibility of providing equal jurisdictional and organizational guarantees to Russian participants in the dispute. A comparative analysis of the prerequisites for the application of relevant legal norms in the Russian Federation and the European Union makes it possible to identify both similar approaches to legal regulation and differences, as well as to assess the impact of the application of these norms on the legal and economic situation of the parties to the dispute.

Keywords: Impartiality, Compensation legal costs, Compensation for damages, Judicial protection, APC RF, European Union, sanctions transaction, Article 11a, exclusive jurisdiction, Jurisdiction violation

Abstract: The subject of the study is the activities of international organizations to control the fight against money laundering and terrorist financing. Based on the analysis of current legislation and a review of scientific literature, the main options for money laundering are highlighted. Countering such legalization can be considered as an element of financial control, banking supervision, a means of developing the economy and ensuring security, a component of mechanisms for increasing transparency of banking and other financial transactions, and conditions for regulating virtual currencies. The important role of international standards in the fight against money laundering is highlighted. Various types of such standards are identified, related to the recommendations of the Financial Action Task Force on Money Laundering, directives from global banks and other acts of "soft" regulation. When working on the topic, methods of comparative analysis, classification and systematization, and legal formalization were used. The author substantiated the role of world standards in countering money laundering and terrorist financing, as well as identified the forms of such standards in the modern supranational regulation. It is concluded that the scope of supranational regulation of countering money laundering will expand. Global standards in this area reflect the so-called "soft" regulation, regulation at the level of principles and in the form of recommendations. Such regulation is important for the unification of national anti-laundering mechanisms and the establishment of a minimum for such measures. A special contribution of the author is the substantiation of the connection between the processes of money laundering and the processes of integration, digitalization, and the turnover of cryptocurrencies, as well as the conclusion about the development of new centers for initiating anti-money laundering standards and monitoring their implementation.

Keywords: cash resources, banks, The Wolfsberg Principles, cryptocurrency, anti-washing mechanisms, FATF, global standards, Financing of terrorism, legalization of income, Financial services