Security of the educational process
in Ukraine in today’s conditions:
analytical and legal research

The issue of the safety of the educational process is not new for society, but it becomes especially relevant when one or another region falls into a zone of conflict, military aggression, or occupation. That is, when the possibilities of providing basic human needs, even at the elementary level, are violated, in particular, due to external factors, such as the unpredictability of security factors, taking into account the aggressive policy of a neighboring state. On October 29, 2021, the UN Security Council adopted resolution 2601 (2021), which strongly condemns attacks on schools, children and teachers and, in fact, for the first time, focuses directly on the link between education and peace and security. Resolution 2601 (2021) emphasizes the invaluable role that education plays for individuals and society, particularly as a vital safe space. They noted that the provision, protection and promotion of continuing education during armed conflict must remain a key priority for the international community.

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