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The strategic task of control over migration in Russia is a creation of conditions and mechanisms for attracting qualified specialists who benefit the economy in different fields, entrepreneurs and investors, especially on a long term basis. The problem is that from 3 to 5 million foreign nationals in Russia engaged in labor activities without official permission as it is not easy to get. For several years by the Federal migration service of Russia, Ministry of education and science of Russia in collaboration with leading Russian universities which are members of the scientific and methodical Association "the Russian test consortium" which includes the peoples' friendship University of Russia, created new mechanisms and strategies to solve these relevant issues: the requirements, created network of information centers and legal support for migrants, centers of teaching Russian language, history and culture of Russia, schools for migrants. It can be stated that the Russian Federation has developed the institutional state system of testing foreign citizens in different categories. The laws provide for different procedures of exams admission at Federal and regional levels. Article 15.1 of the Federal law from 20.04.2014. 74-FZ provides that the list of educational organizations holding an exam in Russian as a foreign language, Russian history and fundamentals of legislation of the Russian Federation approved by the Federal Executive body carrying out the functions of elaborating state policy and normative legal regulation in the field of education. There are problems of holding the exam in the subjects of the Russian Federation because some organizations are not specialized: private institutions, agency for employment of foreign citizens, public organizations, limited liability companies, schools and others. These organizations do not meet the criteria established in the Ministry of education of Russia from 29.08.2014 No. 1153: implementation of state-accredited educational programs of higher education to direction of preparation "Philology" and the implementation of additional professional programs in the field of linguistics and (or) history, and (or) jurisprudence; the implementation of additional professional programs in the field of teaching Russian as a foreign language, testology; the presence teachers in the state of educational organization related to teaching staff with higher education in areas of training "Philology", "Linguistics", "History", "Jurisprudence"; the presence in the state of educational organization qualified professionals in the field of testology and testing relevant scientific publications and the experience of creating of test materials including test of linguistic teaching workshops and descriptions; etc. The legislation and the following legal aspects of the exam should be adopted and regulated at the Federal level in the regions to be differentiated at the legislative level categories of foreign citizens, passing a comprehensive exam; to create common controls in the organizations holding a comprehensive exam in the regions and procedures for the comprehensive exam at the regional level; to create common mechanisms of control procedures for the comprehensive exam at the regional and Federal levels.

The article refers to the problems of international law implementation into the Russian education legislation, and to the perspectives of international cooperation in this sphere within the scope of enactment of new federal law 'On education'. The complicated process of Russian integration into the international education area, begun in Russia, participation in Bologna process model, require the systematic, step by step work of scientists and enforcement authorities subject to analysis of international law and judicial practice for efficiency increasing of education sphere ruling in Russia. © 2013 IEEE.

The paper focuses on the specialized training for professionals who deal with victims of sexual abuse and exploitation. The research materials included international and national legislation if force regarding Member States to the Lanzarote Convention, their replies to general and thematic questionnaires on the issue under study. The study rested on the comparative analysis of the above mentioned sources and provisions therein. The paper also provides information about state of affair in the Russian federation with regard to the Lanzarote Convention requirements. The research findings made it possible to draft recommendations on a number of issues, including careful research of potential audiences that should be subject of specialized training to protect minors, interdisciplinary approach to training on child sexual abuse, development of standards for professionals' training, Academia's engagement in professionals' training, professionals' training in the field of communication skills and procedural matters regarding all stages of minor victim treatment, etc.

This article is devoted to modelling the criminal liability for the organization, distribution and use of substances and (or) methods prohibited in sports. The authors have chosen their own models of criminal responsibility, developed in the theory of criminal law in the sphere of the use of substances and methods prohibited in sports as the objects for the study. Authors substantiated and highlighted the expediency of establishing criminal liability for the use of substances and (or) methods, prohibited in sports for different types of subjects: for a professional athlete; for a non-professional athlete; for officials; for medical personnel organizing the use of substances and (or) methods prohibited in sports; for trainers and other individuals. The article also discusses the process of distribution of drugs banned in sports, in which other individuals related to professional sports might also be involved. As these individuals might also act as: former professional athletes who retained connections and contacts in the world of professional sports; directors and managers of sports teams; other individuals directly related to professional sports and contacts that allow the distribution of prohibited drugs and methods. As a result of the study, the authors proposed to supplement Chapter 22 of the Criminal Code with two new articles: Art. 184.1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation "Organization of the use of substances and (or) methods prohibited in sports" and art. 184.2 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation "Distribution of substances banned in sports". ; peer-reviewed