HUMANITARIAN POLICY AND INFORMATION SECURITY AS MAIN ASPECTS COUNTERACTIONS SPREADING WAR RUSSIA AGAINST UKRAINE
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17721/2415-881x.2024.92.331-343
Abstract
The article explores the specific and foundational aspects of humanitarian policy as a crucial element in countering the information warfare conducted by the Russian Federation against Ukraine. Several key considerations in this effort include: 1. Promotion of humanitarian values: аdvocating and supporting humanitarian values such as tolerance, equality, and respect for human rights play a proactive role for the state; 2. Development of educational and cultural initiatives: implementing programs that foster understanding and mutual appreciation among diverse cultures and nationalities is essential. 3. Safeguarding citizens’ rights and freedoms: authorities should take responsibility for protecting fundamental rights and freedoms, including freedom of speech, the right to information, and privacy; 4. Enhancement of media literacy: initiatives aimed at improving media literacy among the population are crucial. individuals with heightened media literacy are less susceptible to manipulation. 5. International collaboration and diplomacy: collaborative efforts and diplomatic endeavors are necessary for exchanging best practices in humanitarian policy and countering information aggression. 6. Provision of humanitarian assistance: offering humanitarian aid and support to those affected by information aggression is vital. The importance of safeguarding both state and personal information cannot be overstated, particularly in light of the increasing prevalence of electronic systems for governance and information exchange, especially amidst the full-scale war Russia is waging against Ukraine. There is an urgent need to bolster measures that ensure the confidentiality and integrity of data to prevent the compromise of sensitive information and maintain trust and efficiency in administrative processes. Furthermore, economic security is a critical concern, as Ukraine’s economic wellbeing relies on defending against cyber threats. Successful cyber attacks can result in data breaches, financial losses, and a decrease in investor confidence, posing a significant risk to economic growth and stability. Therefore, robust information security measures are indispensable for sustaining Ukraine’s economic prosperity.
Keywords
humanitarian policy; information security; Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine; international cooperation; information warfare; post-truth; cyber security; fakes; educational and cultural practices
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