Rights of Modern Ukrainian Youth in the Information Space of Ukraine

Abstract

The article deals with the problematic issues of modern Ukrainian youth rights realization in the information space of Ukraine. It is found that the urgency of the tasks has been increasing since XVII century by an aggressive policy of the neighboring state information interventions. It has been revealed that since 1991 Russia has tried to involve Ukraine in the field of its own integration interests, and Ukrainian information space is being filled with "Ukrainian versions" of popular Russian newspapers and magazines, the pages of which contain pro-Russian materials. The article describes the chronology of Ukrainian information space nuclear destruction during XVII–XX centuries, which prevented Ukrainian youth from obtaining the rights to their own Ukrainian information space from XVII century and for nearly thirty years of independence of ХХІ century. It is determined that in the Ukrainian information space almost all mass media represent either separate financial and political groups or belong to foreign owners, who explicitly or through the third countries act in the propaganda paradigm of the Russian Federation. It has been found that the modern information space of independent Ukraine still remains unprotected and vulnerable to the penetration of Russian ideological rhetoric. The political establishment easily and openly uses this rhetoric for its own non-state purposes. Fundamental principles, constituent elements and stages of Ukrainian information space formation in the context of youth rights realization are investigated in the article. In general, the differentiation of current problems in the Ukrainian information space took place around the following paradigms: political, ideological, economic and humanitarian. From 2019, Ukrainian information space outlines conceptual foundations for implementing Russia's policy towards Ukraine, embodied in the concept of "Russian World", "Third Rome". It is determined that the realization of pro-Russian oligarchic interests, business corporations interests is ...