Alina Goncharova
From
In residence at
Institute of Interdisciplinary Law Research (IRJI) / University of Tours - FR
Host scientist
Fabienne Labelle
BIOGRAPHY
Associate Professor of Sumy State University (Educational and Scientific Institute of Law). Her main areas of research in civil law include the order of inheritance in the occupied territories, the process of registration of inheritance by children born thanks to reproductive technologies after the death of their parents, and the inheritance of intellectual rights.
She was born in Ukraine, in 2012 she defended her thesis and received a Ph.D. degree at Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, majoring in "Civil Law and Civil Procedure; family law; international private law". For more than 15 years, she has been thoroughly engaged in the research of inheritance problems, has more than 80 publications on this topic in international rating and domestic publications, have author's certificates. Award of the National University Odesa Law Academy "The best scientist of Ukraine in civil law" in 2016.
PROJECT
Inheritance problems in the zone of anti-terrorist operations and in the occupied territories.
The goal is to form an understanding of the exercise of the right to inheritance, development of new recommendations aimed at resolving the identified problems, and further improvement of the legislative regulation of relations that arise during the exercise of inheritance rights. There are about 70 territories in the world with similar status and protection problem ownership and other property rights in these territories periodically arise from varying degrees of severity and become the subject of consideration by various instances, first of all of the European Court of Human Rights. It should be noted that the provided remains unrealized opportunities for the heir due to insufficient awareness of citizens about their rights and the procedure for protecting inheritance rights. It is recommended that changes should be made to the legislation on the protection of property rights and acceptance of inheritance from the testator, whose last place of residence or immovable property is in the occupied territories.