Legal regulation of relations of protection of personal non-property rights of servicemen in various branches of law

Abstract

Armed aggression by the russian federation, where disputesare resolved withthe help of weapons, committing terrorist acts and other violent actions that cause death, maiming, damage to the health of the civilian population and military personnel, as well as a constant threat to independence and state sovereignty, territorial integrity, is modern realities of Ukraine. In this situation, the National Security Strategy of Ukraine lists defense of independence and state sovereignty, restoration of territorial integrity within the internationally recognized state border of Ukraine, protection of the rights, freedoms, and legitimate interests of Ukrainian citizens as priorities of Ukraine's national interests and ensuring national security. The most important role in solving the tasks of defense and security of the state belongs to military personnel who carry out military service - state service of a special nature.
 The efficiency and quality of military personnel activities depend on state guarantees in accordance with their socio-economic, legal, political situation and modern realities. Military personnel are subject to the norms of general legislation, therefore they have general rights, freedoms and obligations as natural persons.
 The protection of the civil rights of military personnel involves the application of protective measures defined in legislative acts (civil, criminal, administrative, and disciplinary) or a contract (civil-legal, administrative, material). Civil legal protection of the civil rights of military personnel means the application of protective measures, including measures of civil legal liability, defined only by acts of civil legislation or a civil law contract.
 Military personnel acquire the right to civil legal protection in case of violation, non-recognition or dispute of civil law, as well as in cases of abuse of law, danger or threat to their life and health.