Combating Criminal Offenses Against Peace, Human Security and International Legal Order in the Conditions of Sustainable Development

Abstract

The scientific article is devoted to the study of criminal offenses against peace, human security and international order, committed under martial law. It was emphasized that such illegal acts, in particular genocide and ecocide, occupy the highest level among illegal acts for which international criminal responsibility is provided. It is noted that the increase in the number of crimes against peace, human security and international order in conditions of sustainable development can lead to negative consequences and a threat to the biological foundations of life on Earth. Arguments are given that counteraction to such criminal manifestations should have appropriate legal regulation, which would correspond to the degree of social danger of illegal actions and the degree of severity of consequences. A conclusion was made on the importance of developing a methodology for documenting and investigating crimes of this category and proper technical forensic and tactical provision of separate procedural procedures for the purpose of identifying, recording, removing and investigating traces of illegal actions. The importance of using the form of data collection through open sources and their processing- Open-Source Intelligence- is indicated.