Legal Registration Research Articles

Risk of Diabetes Mellitus in Adults with Intellectual Disabilities: A Nationwide Cohort Study.

Intellectual disability (ID) may be associated with an increased risk of diabetes mellitus (DM). However, evidence from longitudinal studies is scarce, particularly in Asian populations. This retrospective cohort study used representative linked data from the Korea National Disability Registration System and the National Health Insurance Service database. Adults (≥20 years) who received a national health examination in 2009 (3,385 individuals with ID and 3,463,604 individuals without ID) were included and followed until 2020. ID was identified using legal registration information. Incident DM was defined by prescription records with relevant diagnostic codes. Multivariable-adjusted Cox proportional hazards regression models were used to estimate the adjusted hazard ratio (aHR) and 95% confidence interval (CI) for DM risks in individuals with ID compared to those without ID. Over a mean follow-up of 9.8 years, incident DM occurred in 302 (8.9%) individuals with ID and 299,156 (8.4%) individuals without ID. Having ID was associated with increased DM risk (aHR, 1.38; 95% CI, 1.23 to 1.55). Sensitivity analysis confirmed a higher DM risk in individuals with ID (aHR, 1.39; 95% CI, 1.24 to 1.56) than those with other disabilities (aHR, 1.11; 95% CI, 1.10 to 1.13) or no disability (reference). Stratified analysis showed higher DM risk in non-hypertensive subjects (aHR, 1.63; 95% CI, 1.43 to 1.86) compared to hypertensive subjects (aHR, 1.00; 95% CI, 0.80 to 1.26; P for interaction <0.001). Adults with ID have an increased risk of developing DM, highlighting the need for targeted public health strategies to promote DM prevention in this population.

Beyond the counter: unveiling the financial informality dynamics of female entrepreneurs in Lima’s Bodega sector

PurposeThis study examines the interrelations among educational level, financial literacy, financial inclusion and informal financial business practices of female entrepreneurs in Lima, Peru, focusing on their intentions toward business formalization. Additionally, it explores the influence of legal formalization on both business formality and tendencies toward informality intentions.Design/methodology/approachThe methodology involved a self-administered survey among 118 female entrepreneurs in the small vendor “Bodega” sector, with statistical analysis conducted via partial least structural equation modeling.FindingsThe study’s outcomes validated the significant role of financial literacy and inclusion as mediators between educational level and formalization intentions. Notably, legal formalization did not significantly alter these dynamics.Research limitations/implicationsLimitations arise from the study’s explanatory power and lack of predictive capability for all dependent variables, likely due to sample specificity. Additionally, the quantitative research approach does not allow for a deeper understanding of these phenomena.Practical implicationsWe advocate reevaluating prevailing attitudes toward legal formality and informal practices, emphasizing tailored public policies for older female entrepreneurs and access to formal financing independent of legal registration. This underscores the need for enhanced educational levels for young women and coordinated efforts among institutional actors to more effectively promote formality.Originality/valueThis research contributes original insights into the emphasis on informal practices over mere legal registration, especially pertinent to female entrepreneurship. It also highlights the counterintuitive significant inverse relationship between age and formalization intentions, enriching the discourse on entrepreneurial motivation.

Toward tenure security: The relationship between women's land ownership, formal land title documents and their empowerment

Respect for land rights for women, as a key strategy to promote their development and empowerment as well as improving their welfare, has been considered in today's societies. However, there have been few empirical studies to back up this statement. Therefore, the primary goal of this research was to find out whether or not women may increase their authority through economic tenure security, legal tenure security, household characteristic, or de facto tenure security. In this regard, the survey data collected in 2021 from 28 villages of Mazandaran province (Northern Iran) were analyzed. The study highlights the significance of de facto tenure security as the most crucial among the four qualities assessed. It's important to note, however, that possessing land titles doesn't necessarily guarantee de facto tenure security. Despite this distinction, the study reveals a meaningful correlation, suggesting that women with land titles are more likely to experience higher levels of empowerment. Official certification, resolution of tenure disputes, increased agricultural income, and the impact of regional urbanization all play an important role in empowering rural women, which usually results in better economic outcomes for them. According to the results, it is evident that the legal registration of women's land ownership correlates with enhanced women's empowerment within rural communities. Land ownership provides women with the means to generate income, make independent choices, and actively participate in various aspects of social and economic life. The findings of this study underscore potential shortcomings in gender neutrality within land interventions, emphasizing the necessity for incorporating gender considerations into research and land-use planning. The practitioners and policy-makers may utilize the study's findings to invest in programs that include components of land tenure security and increase women's economic empowerment.

Farming Development Strategies of Purwaceng (Pimpinella pruatjan Molk.): Endemic Medicinal Plants in the Dieng Plateau, Central of Java, Indonesia

Purwaceng is a typical plant that grows in the Dieng Plateau and is efficacious for human health but is still cultivated on a limited basis. This study aims to determine the strategy for developing purwaceng farming in the Dieng Plateau. The study used a survey method. Key informants in this study were purwaceng farmers in Patak Banteng District, Sikunang District, and Batur District, Field Extension Officers from the Angestitani Agricultural Extension Center, Kejajar District, purwaceng processed product entrepreneurs, and the Head of the Batur District Farmer Group. Data collection through interviews and focus group discussions (FGD). Data analysis using the IFE matrix, EFE matrix and SWOT. The study produced 10 alternative strategies that can be applied to the development of purwaceng farming in the Dieng Plateau, namely SO strategies: marketing purwaceng through digital marketing, legal registration of purwaceng processed products, increasing the quantity and continuity of purwaceng crop yields, making purwaceng houses; ST strategies: branding the benefits of purwaceng; WO strategies: formation and strengthening of purwaceng farmer groups, the synergy between government agencies and purwaceng farmers, education of the Dieng Plateau community regarding purwaceng farming; WT strategies: consumer education regarding the benefits of purwaceng, and preparation of Standard Operating Procedures for purwaceng farming. Purwaceng farming in the Dieng Plateau can focus on SO (Strength-Opportunity) strategies by supporting aggressive strategy, namely utilizing existing strengths to take existing opportunities.

Poor registration and publication practices in clinical trials of targeted therapeutics for endocrine and metabolic diseases: an observational study

ObjectivesTo assess the completeness and concordance of reporting in registries and corresponding publications of interventional trials on targeted therapeutics for endocrine and metabolic disorders. Study Design and SettingWe searched clinical trial registries in September 2022 for completed interventional trials of target therapeutics for endocrine and metabolic disorders registered from 2005 onwards. We used ClinicalTrials.gov and the World Health Organization International Clinical Trial Registration Platform registration requirements to extract data and assess the completeness of initial entry and final updates to trial registration and concordance with their published journal articles. ResultsAmong 149 clinical trials included, 121 (81%) had corresponding publications. Missing mandatory registration data items were identified in 89 (67%) trials at the initial registration entry, 17 (13%) at the final registration update, and in 85 (77%) corresponding publications. All trials showed changes between initial registration entry and final registration update, and 98% showed changes from the initial registration entry to publication. Changes between initial registration entry and final registration update were most common in the categories ‘Completion date’ (92%), ‘Key secondary outcomes’ (82%), and ‘Date of first enrolment’ (70%). Changes between initial registration entry and publication were most common in categories ‘Sample size’ (91%), ‘Key inclusion and exclusion criteria’ (81%), ‘Key secondary outcomes’ (84%), and ‘Completion date’ (83%). ConclusionDespite the legal and journal registration requirements, the completeness and consistency of reporting mandatory data items in registries and corresponding publications regarding targeted therapeutics for endocrine and metabolic disorders are inadequate. Our findings raise questions about the integrity and reliability of clinical trials focusing on targeted therapeutics. Plain Language SummaryThis study evaluated the completeness of reporting of mandatory information about clinical trials of targeted therapies for endocrine and metabolic diseases in trial registries and published articles. Furthermore, we examined whether the information in trial registries aligns with what is reported in scientific journals. Our analysis focused on completed interventional trials registered from 2005 onwards using trial registries. We found that 67% of the included trials were missing mandatory information at the time of initial entry into registry, while 77% of the matching publications also lacked mandatory information. The most common discrepancies between the entry into registry and published data occurred in the mandatory categories of sample sizes and key inclusion and exclusion criteria for participants. Our findings highlight major gaps in how clinical trials for targeted therapies in endocrine and metabolic diseases are conducted. Despite established requirements for accurate registration and publication of mandatory trial information, substantial discrepancies persist between the data in registries and published results. These inconsistencies raise concerns about the reliability of reported findings and underscore the urgent need for improved practices in trial registration and reporting.

Dataset on Financial Literacy, Financial Inclusion, Informal Financial Business Practices, and Intentions towards Formalization of Female Small Vendors in Lima, Peru

Abstract This article presents findings from a survey conducted in Lima, Peru, aimed at understanding the relationships between education, financial literacy, financial inclusion, and informal financial business practices among small female vendors. The study, which collected 118 valid responses, focused on the impact of these factors on vendors’ intentions toward formalization. Formality was assessed based on legal registration with tax authorities, emphasizing the informal practices viewed on a continuum. These practices were evaluated using a five-point gradation scale that depicted varying levels of formality. Financial literacy, financial inclusion, and formalization intentions were measured using a five-point Likert scale, while a dichotomous question captured the formality-informality of the businesses. The demographic variables included age, gender, business tenure, employee count, and business activity. Educational level, typically treated as demographic, was considered an antecedent to financial literacy. The dataset linked to this study included raw survey data. It serves as a valuable resource for researchers, industry representatives, public authorities, and stakeholders from developing countries to deal with informality and formalization. The survey methodology and data are adaptable for use in different national contexts, facilitating comparative analysis in developing countries.

A Comprehensive Guide to Legal Obligations and Registration Procedures for Businesses and Individuals: Ensuring Compliance, Credibility, and Protection

Enterprises and individuals needed to navigate legal requirements and registration procedures to comply with regulations, uphold their integrity, and safeguard their interests. This study thoroughly examined the legal obligations and processes for registration in different countries. The research emphasised the significance of complying with tax, employment, and industry requirements and the difficulties associated with efficient company registration. Compliance was not just a requirement dictated by the law; it also served as a strategic benefit that improved operational effectiveness and fostered trust. The analysis consolidated existing research, highlighted significant obstacles, and provided pragmatic suggestions for safeguarding legal rights, enhancing corporate oversight, and mitigating risks. The need to continuously adapt to regulatory changes and use new technology to simplify compliance operations was emphasised. The results emphasised the need to remain knowledgeable and proactive in legal administration to attain enduring success in a rapidly changing global setting. Keywords: Legal compliance, Registration procedures, Corporate Governance, Tax regulations, Employment law.

Differentiation of responsibility for crimes against the person: evolution in Russian criminal legislation

The subject of the study is to consider the issues of the evolution of Russian criminal legislation in terms of the differentiation of responsibility for crimes against the person. As the materials of the study, criminal law monuments of national history were selected, in the content of which the differentiation of responsibility for crimes against the person was carried out. The article presents a historical and legal review of the main sources of criminal law of the X-XX centuries in terms of the approach reflected in them to the differentiation of responsibility for crimes against the person and analyzes the formation of an appropriate mechanism of criminal law protection. Using the example of the monuments of Russian criminal law of the X–XX centuries, the features of the construction of qualified and privileged elements of crimes against the person, the ways of their construction and presentation in the text of the criminal law are considered. To conduct an objective and comprehensive review of the chosen topic, the article used such general scientific and private scientific methods as analysis, generalization, historical, formal legal, comparative legal. The novelty of the study lies in the fact that, taking into account the retrospective approach, the historical experience of the formation of the institution of differentiation of criminal liability for attacks on life, health, freedom, honor, dignity and other protected values is traced and the process of consistent regulatory and legal registration of differentiating criminal liability features is reflected. In conclusion, the author concludes that the process of constructing differentiating criminal liability features dates back to the legislation of Ancient Russia, and their subsequent regulation maintained a certain continuity throughout the development of Russian criminal legislation. The differentiation of responsibility, despite its long history, currently remains the main method of criminal law policy, the application of which, including to the crimes under consideration, requires further reflection and improvement.

Digitizing Law-Making at Federal Executive Agencies

With digital technologies gaining ground in all spheres of life across the world, the digitization is becoming especially relevant, only to require in-depth technical and legal analysis. Current digital development of public administration in Russia calls for a change of approach to drafting and фadoption of regulations. Today’s technologies are expected not only to make sure that regulation is timely and complete, but that it is as efficient as possible in view of an enormous and ever growing number of tasks, as well as non-controversial and comfortable for all those involved in the law-making process. Annually the Justice Ministry and its territorial offices receive about 1 million draft regulations for anti-corruption and legal review and state registration at the relevant level. It is exactly for this reason that this paper purports to conduct a comprehensive analysis of digitization processes affecting law-making at federal executive agencies using the example of the state information system “National shared environment for collaboration between the parties to the law-making process” (SIS Normotvorchestvo) and to identify operational problems. The study aims to explore the current operational status of the system, analyze issues and constraints related to digitization of law-making, identify potential advantages and benefits to be gained via digitization, and to discuss further prospects. The methodological basis of the research includes formal legal method of inquiry as well as logical method allowing to present findings and draw conclusions; methods of analysis and synthesis; comparative legal method.

In-vitro evaluation of the pharmacological and therapeutic equivalence of some acetaminophen trademarks

There are currently many laboratories throughout the world that sell acetaminophen with legal registration. However, the fact that it is a legal drug does not ensure its quality, as it may undergo changes during its manufacture or marketing, which can affect its efficacy and pharmaceutical safety. Therefore, this project was developed, in which 30% of the brands of acetaminophen 500 mg tablets marketed in Colombia were analysed with the aim of determining their pharmacological and therapeutic equivalence. Know the pharmaceutical characteristics and therapeutic similarity between the different brands of acetaminophen analysed a methodology was followed in accordance with the parameters and guidelines of the United States Pharmacopeia 42, National Form 37, and Resolution 1124 of the Ministry of Health and Social Protection of the Colombian government. The samples' dissolving profiles at different pH values were then compared, and tests were run to check for impurities, content, uniformity, and dissolution. The results of these analyses are all totally consistent with the pharmacological and therapeutic equivalents. These comply both with the physical-chemical quality control parameters required as well as with therapeutic equivalence. From the findings of this investigation, it was concluded that since there is no evidence of significant differences between the brands analysed, it is recommended that those who need to buy acetaminophen or Tylenol from the brands surveyed can purchase any of them with complete confidence that any of them will have the same pharmaceutical quality and the same therapeutic performance.

Formation and transformation of critical modern rural architecture: the case of the Göl Village Institute Campus in Kastamonu, Türkiye

ABSTRACT Having emerged in the 1980s, the term 'critical regionalism' discusses the network of relations between the modern and the local by prioritizing the characteristics of the place. The ‘village institutes', which were established in the Anatolian rural landscape in the 1940s, were village teacher training schools that served the modernization movements in the Turkish rural scene and used local and traditional resources and knowledge for architecture and planning. Most of the planning and design projects for educational campuses were the result of 15 different national architectural competitions held between 1940 and 1943. This study discusses the dialectical relationship and transitions between modern planning approaches and local and rural architectural characteristics by utilizing the critical regionalist theory in the context of Göl Village Institute in Kastamonu. The spatial transformation of the institute’s campus, which is registered as cultural heritage and encapsulates a variety of values ranging from landscape to historical, cultural and architectural values, is discussed as a process that oscillates between critical regionalist approaches and building activities incompatible with the context. The study concludes that Göl Village Institute, which is hardly conserved despite its legal registration status as cultural heritage, implements unique modern planning and needs appropriate conservation interventions.

Social morality and the law

The article is dedicated to the study of the interaction of norms and values of social morality and law as normative and regulatory mechanisms since their requirements are understandable for representatives of a particular society. It is shown that social morality and law are entrusted with the performance of a common function – the stabilization of social relations, which they perform by various means. It is noted that in modern times, the relationship between morality and law is represented by two trends: the stability of society can be ensured by 1) legal registration of norms and values of social morality and 2) legal protection of norms and values of social morality. The place and role of social morality in the cultural code of society are revealed. The question of the formation of morality and law in the early modern cultural and historical period is highlighted. It is proved that the formation of the modern theory of positive law and basic ethical theories (particularly, the theory of social morality) goes back to early modern times. Changes in social life in the sphere of science, production, trade, and religion, and the formation of the bourgeoisie as a class influenced the formation of the basic norms and values of social morality in the specified cultural and historical period. It is proved that within the boundaries of early modern everyday life, the formation of a new type of social morality took place. Lexical and terminological searches in the ethical sphere are characteristic of social science research of the specified period, and the formation of the modern concept of “morality” took place. Attention is focused on the fact that the modern understanding of law is derived from its modernist interpretation (law is recognized as a contract, law is the sphere of secular human activity, law is autonomous from morality and religion (the latter are relegated to the sub-legal domain), recognition of the priority of law-making and law-making activity of the state, the state is given special legal personality). The article considers morality and rights through their rationality and artificiality within the mechanistic picture of the world. Considerable attention is paid in the article to the peculiarities of the formation of individualism as a mental trait of a European and its influence on the formation of law and morality in the new era.

Literasi peran manajemen dan strategi eksistensi UMKM di Kota Semarang

There are many problems currently plaguing UMKM in Indonesia. These challenges include the quality of human resources, inadequate managerial capabilities, limited investment funds and working capital, lack of expertise in marketing strategies and the ability to utilize technology which is still relatively low. UMKM have a lot of room to grow in today's information-based economy, as long as they make good use of existing information technology infrastructure. Therefore, it is very important for stakeholders to continue to carry out outreach, guidance and support for UMKM. Management excellence in the changing dynamics of the Indonesian economy has direct implications for the tactics used by UMKM to survive in the business world, especially in the area of legal compliance. In order for UMKM to grow and develop in today's competitive market, it is important to address legal issues head-on. Through the use of management knowledge, digital technology, and legal registration assistance, community service is realized. It is hoped that UMKM players can remain competitive by maintaining product quality and being able to play a management role in running the gendar cracker business.

Rights of Investors as Participants in Relationships Related to the Creation and Use of Results of Intellectual Activity

Relevance. The article considers the problems caused by the limited possibilities of legal registration of relations between investors and persons creating the results of intellectual activity or organizing the creation of RIA. It is noted that the obligatory rights based on contracts concluded by investors do not allow to fully take into account their interests and provide guarantees of their observance when disposing of exclusive rights to the intellectual property created with the attraction of investment funds. The conclusions are substantiated that taking into account the growing needs in attracting investment funds for the implementation of projects related to the creation and use of RIAs, it is necessary to provide investors with the opportunity to participate in the ownership of exclusive rights to RIAs created with their support, which will allow investors to control the subsequent disposal of exclusive rights to such RIAs, directly participate in the licensing processes and receive remuneration for their use.The purpose is to develop theoretical provisions that form the basis for the development of legal regulation ensuring the observance of investors' rights as participants in relations related to the creation and use of RIA.Objectives: to identify the peculiarities of registration of investors' rights when they participate in relations related to the creation and use of RIA with the attraction of investment funds; to develop proposals aimed at improving the legal regulation of relations between investors, persons organizing the creation and use of RIA, authors and right holders for various cases of organization of investment activity in the field under consideration.Methodology. The dialectical-materialistic method, methods of analysis and synthesis, formal-legal method were used in writing the work.The results of the research are of theoretical and applied nature and are aimed at improving the quality of legal regulation of legal relations related to the creation and use of RIA.The conclusions made on the basis of the results of the conducted research have a discussion character and are aimed at improving the legal regulation of investment activities related to the creation of RIA. The article is a continuation of the author's scientific research.

ANALYSIS AND LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE POLICY ON SANCTIONS FOR MARRIAGE REGISTRATION VIOLATIONS

The policy of sanctioning laws and regulations for violations of marriage registration in fact provides space for discourse in both a philosophical and practical context. The understanding of marriages that are not recorded includes violations in juridical terminology because of the content of sanctions which can actually have implications for the emergence of problematic law enforcement in the field of marriage. This research was conducted to analyze and find out what the juridical implications are for the sanction policies contained in various legal regulations related to violations of marriage registration. The literature study method is the method in this research, by collecting data through a review of various kinds of legal rules. This study uses a statutory regulation approach in examining regulations related to legal issues regarding sanctions for violations of marriage registration. Several policies that contain sanctions for violations of legal registration of marriages are considered inappropriate because they cannot be met on a fundamental basis. There is a bias in the authority of law enforcement in the object of this violation of marriage registration. Legal ambiguity can arise in the process of sentencing if it is associated with the content of sanctions that have a tendency not to be in the realm of private law.

Reduced Equations for K UTM Scale Factor and GNSS Usage in Chilean Cadastral Environments

Topographic distances from global navigation systems (GNSS) equipment are being progressively involved in legal land parcel registration applications (Bramanto et al., 2019; Dabove, 2019; Pullar and Donaldson, 2022; Roberts, 2005; Tamrakar, 2013), a practice not entirely reliable from the surveying point of view of legal land registration. GNSS observations expressed as Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM) coordinates, are cartographic projection data and are not exactly what horizontal ground topographic distances indicate, which are valid for land tenure, deeds, rights purposes. A method for converting GNSS positions to horizontal topographic distances in cadastral environments preserving metric accuracy standards fixed for parcel registration according to Chilean authorities, is presented here. Complex equations to determine scale factor K from the UTM projection have been reduced to a set of constant coefficients, allowing replicating electronic distance measurement (EDM) performance in horizontal distances used in other experiences as Australia, by just providing coordinates and observed accuracies. All assumptions are aimed to simplify the property registration procedures in singular geographic environments like Chile, where urban settlements can be found at heights 2,000 m or more, being of utmost relevance to bear in mind differences between projected and ground coordinates. Applied experiences performed near Santiago de Chile at heights of 600 m over the MSL, yielded 3 mm difference in 500 m distance compared to measurements carried out by means of GNSS equipment in static mode.

Правовые основы применения цифровых технологий при регистрации прав на природные ресурсы

Currently, digital technologies and artificial intelligence are increasingly being used in our country to solve public administration issues. One of the tasks of public administration is to control registration activities in the registration of ownership and use rights to natural resources. The current registration procedure is characterized by time costs, paper turnover, corruption risks, and the possibility of falsification of documents. The purpose of this article is to analyze the registration process of registration of real rights to natural resources and formulate proposals for improving this process through the prism of digital transformation. In this study, we have determined that electronic registration is a positive phenomenon that solves many negative issues of the current registration process, simplifying it and making it more open and accessible; however it does not fully satisfy the current needs of society in the field of legal rights registration. The authors of the article substantiate the need to use digital technologies in the registration process through the use of the block chain process. The importance of this study lies in the fact that it formulates the idea of moving from "electronic registration" to "digital registration", with specific proposals for changing legislation in this area.

Правовые основы применения цифровых технологий при регистрации прав на природные ресурсы

Currently, digital technologies and artificial intelligence are increasingly being used in our country to solve public administration issues. One of the tasks of public administration is to control registration activities in the registration of ownership and use rights to natural resources. The current registration procedure is characterized by time costs, paper turnover, corruption risks, and the possibility of falsification of documents. The purpose of this article is to analyze the registration process of registration of real rights to natural resources and formulate proposals for improving this process through the prism of digital transformation. In this study, we have determined that electronic registration is a positive phenomenon that solves many negative issues of the current registration process, simplifying it and making it more open and accessible; however it does not fully satisfy the current needs of society in the field of legal rights registration. The authors of the article substantiate the need to use digital technologies in the registration process through the use of the block chain process. The importance of this study lies in the fact that it formulates the idea of moving from "electronic registration" to "digital registration", with specific proposals for changing legislation in this area.

ФИНАНСОВЫЕ РИСКИ В СФЕРЕ НЕДВИЖИМОСТИ

The real estate industry and the financial industry are interdependent, support each other and develop together. The ups and downs of the real estate market are inseparable from changes in real estate financing and related policies. The problems existing in the field of real estate financing in our country are mainly reflected in unjustified financing channels, lagging behind the legal registration of real estate financing and slow financial innovations. Therefore, it is necessary to strengthen national macro-control, expand real estate financing channels, cultivate and develop the financial real estate market, create a system of personal and corporate lending and contribute to the sustainable development of the real estate industry in our country.

Влияние изменения вектора государственно-конфессиональной политики СССР на положение религиозных общин в Туве в конце 1940-х – начале 1950-х гг.

Introduction. The government’s turn toward relative liberalization of religious life and somewhat moderated positions on religious freedom witnessed since 1943 were replaced by a new trend in the late 1940s. The new vector implied an increased state control over activities of religious communities, and would introduce a variety of deterrent mechanisms aimed at reducing religiosity, limiting possibilities for official registration, increasing taxation of clergy, intensifying atheistic propaganda, etc. Goals. The article attempts an insight into the situation resulting from the Soviet religious policy of the late 1940s / early 1950s ― and faced by Tuva’s religious communities. Materials and methods. The study focuses on documents housed at the State Archive of Russia. The employed research methods include the retrospective, comparative historical, and chronological ones. Results. Since the late 1940s, religious communities of Tuva came under strict control and limitations. The paper reveals the actual Soviet post-war religious policy in Tuvan Autonomous Oblast was specifically characterized by that only Russian Orthodox Christians would enjoy somewhat relatively official status and activities, while other faiths and their groups remained as illegal regardless of the central government’s proclaimed agenda and changing sentiments. Local authorities and the Commissioner of the Soviet Council for Religious Cults in the region would turn to various excuses to avoid any legal registration of such communities. In the late 1940s and early 1950s, the intensified restrictive measures (heavy taxation) finally undermined the once intensive activities of Buddhists. Furthermore, Evangelical Baptist Christians failed to reopen their prayer house in Kyzyl, while Old Believers of Belokrinitskaya Hierarchy never resolved the issue of a prayer building in Medvedevka (Kaa-Khemsky District).