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KYIV, April 29 /UKRINFORM/. Law enforcement bodies in Mykolayiv region caught a plagiarist who managed to gain on... the Constitution.
The enterprise young man issued allegedly own work "Scientific-Practical Comments to the Constitution of Ukraine" of 1,000 copies and succeeded in selling it at UAH 150,000.
The book was in demand.
However, a team of authors of the National Academy of Legal Sciences of Ukraine, who issued in 2003 a book "Constitution of Ukraine: Scientific-Practical Comments," saw in the work by 20-year old author something, which was very familiar to them.
The scientific-legal expert examination proved identity of the texts of two works.
A criminal case was instituted, the violator of the copyright will face a fine or, at the worst, imprisonment for the term from two to five years."
Saturday, April 30, 2011
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Friday, April 22, 2011
UEFA's Tax Exemption
"KYIV, April 21 /UKRINFORM/. The Verkhovna Rada has passed a government bill to exempt UEFA from profit tax and VAT based on its activity in Ukraine."
This is a typical requirement of UEFA/FIFA when they 'allow' a country to host a championship.
This is a typical requirement of UEFA/FIFA when they 'allow' a country to host a championship.
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Monday, April 18, 2011
Kyiv Post and Press Freedom
The strike at Kyiv Post is interesting - can the owner of a newspaper ask the editor not to publish an article and fire him if he doesn't honor the request? And would a smart businessman, who has a diverse set of businesses, not know that at some point the newspaper would publish things that could harm other part of his business?
In fact, given that many magazines and newspapers are part of big financial groups one can only wonder why not more editors get fired.
In fact, given that many magazines and newspapers are part of big financial groups one can only wonder why not more editors get fired.
Friday, April 15, 2011
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