Prasov A. Criminal-executive principles of ensuring non-property rights of convicts

The dissertation is devoted to a comprehensive study of theoretical and practical problems related to ensuring the non-property rights of persons sentenced to imprisonment. It is emphasized that a person sentenced to imprisonment remains a citizen of Ukraine, so he has all human and civil rights, except for restrictions related to the fact of his conviction. General theoretical foundations, problems of domestic legislation and practical problems to ensure personal non-property rights of persons sentenced to imprisonment are considered. Theoretical and practical problems of ensuring such inalienable rights of convicts as the right to: life, humane treatment and respect for dignity, family, freedom of movement, personal safety, health care and health care, housing, education, safe for life and environmental health, name, work, correspondence, as well as some special rights and freedoms of convicts, in particular the right to: visit, appeal, receive programs, proper material and household support. The problems of the domestic criminal-executive legislation, the problems of the wording of the Criminal-executive code of Ukraine and some other normative acts, which regulate the provision of non-property rights of persons sentenced to imprisonment, are outlined. The theoretical solution of the outlined problems is offered