Guest Lecture "Ukraine in the International Legal Dimension"

On 30 September 2026, a guest lecture was held for 1st-year master's students majoring in "Law" as part of the discipline "Ukraine in the International Legal Dimension". The lecture was delivered within the topic "Relations between Ukraine and the Countries of the World" and became a practical continuation of the discussion of how Ukraine's international interaction influences the development of the national legal system and the activities of state institutions. The lecture was given by Alla Onyshchuk, Police Senior Lieutenant, Inspector of the Human Rights Compliance Sector of the Khmelnytskyi District Police Department in Khmelnytskyi Oblast. The lecturer told the students about the introduction of the British model of recording actions and protecting human rights in the work of the National Police of Ukraine. The meeting focused on one of the important areas of Ukraine's international interaction – adopting European experience and adapting it to Ukrainian conditions. Particular attention was paid to how approaches developed in European legal practice in the field of human rights protection are gradually being transformed and put into practice in the work of the Ukrainian police. This format allowed the students to see that international cooperation is not only interstate treaties or the activities of international organisations. It is also the exchange of professional practices, the introduction of modern standards, the adaptation of foreign experience and its practical implementation in Ukraine. We sincerely thank Alla Onyshchuk for the meaningful meeting, practical experience, interesting conversation and the opportunity to look at Ukraine's international cooperation through the prism of real professional practice! Such meetings help future lawyers better understand how international standards and foreign experience become part of Ukrainian legal practice