Abstract
In this article, through an analysis of scientific literature over the past three years, attention is drawn to the most discussed problematic aspects of the designation and execution of sentences in the form of forced labor at the present stage, which determined the relevance of the chosen topic. It is substantiated that the possibility of a court appointing forced labor as an independent form of punishment is fixed at the legislative level. It has been rightly noted that endowing persons convicted of forced labor with signs of a person who is competitive in the labor market will increase the chances of his positive employment. Thus, the effective serving of forced labor by convicts will ensure the realization of the right of victims to compensation for harm caused by a crime to them. The article clearly formulated proposals aimed at improving the institution of forced labor as a form of criminal punishment. The mechanisms that can be implemented as part of the execution of this type of criminal punishment are justified. The conclusion is drawn about the need for a criminal and criminal executive policy to improve remedies and the procedure for their practical application, taking into account previous domestic experience in the execution of other types of punishment.
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