05.04.2001 Apr 2026

: Includes early provisions against environmental destruction, which have recently been debated for expansion into "agriecocide" due to war-related agricultural harm.

: Specifically targets the smuggling of cultural values , with penalties ranging from 3 to 12 years in prison. 05.04.2001

The date (April 5, 2001) is most famously associated with the adoption of the Criminal Code of Ukraine . This landmark legal "paper" or document replaced the Soviet-era code and remains a foundational piece of Ukrainian legislation today. ⚖️ The Criminal Code of Ukraine (No. 2341-III) This landmark legal "paper" or document replaced the

: Articles 191, 364, and 368 define various corruption offenses, many of which hinge on the "abuse of office". Adopted on April 5, 2001, this code serves

Adopted on April 5, 2001, this code serves as the primary source of criminal law in Ukraine. It defines what constitutes a crime and sets the corresponding punishments. :

: It marked a shift toward international legal standards following Ukraine's independence from the USSR. 🗞️ Other Notable "Papers" from this Date