Organizers: Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University, Department of Criminalistics; All-Ukrainian Association of Polygraph Examiners; National Academy of Legal Sciences of Ukraine, V.V. Stashys Research Institute for the Study of Crime Problems, National Academy of Legal Sciences of Ukraine.

Main thematic areas:
– International and domestic experience with the use of polygraphs in the system for protecting human rights and freedoms;
– Constitutional and legal guarantees of human rights in the use of polygraphs: the limits of voluntariness and protection against self-incrimination;
– Individual Rights in Criminal Proceedings Under Martial Law: Procedural Safeguards in the Use of Polygraphs;
– The scientific, methodological, and ethical-deontological foundations of polygraphology as a safeguard of the subject’s rights;
– Evidence-Based Law and Standards of Individual Protection: The Procedural Status of Polygraph Test Results in Judicial Proceedings;
– Human Rights in the National Security and Defense System: The Polygraph in Screening and Vetting Procedures;
– Legal representation to protect an individual’s rights against the unlawful or manipulative use of a polygraph during a pretrial investigation and court proceedings;
– European human rights standards and the practice of the European Court of Human Rights regarding the admissibility of polygraph use;
– The Right to Privacy in the Digital Age: AI-Based Polygraph Testing, Neuroimaging, and the Limits of Intrusion into Private Life;
– Forensic psychological evaluation using a polygraph as evidence in legal proceedings and as a tool for protecting human rights;
– Protection of human rights in the context of corporate relations and human resources policy: the preventive use of polygraphs;
– Trends and Prospects for the Development of Polygraphology within the Framework of Human Rights Protection and Forensic Science in the Context of War and the Digitalization of Society.