Introduction to the First Issue of 2024

Dear Readers,We proudly present the First Issue of the International Journal of Law in Changing World -IJLCW. We are delighted that this Issue is an example of international knowledge exchange. Authors worldwide presented their papers on current legal problems in Egypt, Indonesia, Hungary,and India. Our authors gave the Journal the honor of publishing highly relevant research papers devoted to different aspects of law and regulations that the modern world faces. This Issue presents the paper "Issues in Terms of Employment and Social Security in the Mirror of Industry 4.0". Professor Gabor Mélypataki (Hungary) explores the influence of digitalization and industry 4.0 on the employment and social security.The following paper is entitled "A Multi-Dimensional Approach to Impose Universal Jurisdiction in International Legal Practice" by Abdalla Abdelkarim (Egypt). Considering the international legal practice, author provides insights into the use of multi-dimensional approach to impose universal jurisdiction."Exploring The Essence of Indonesian Securities-Based Crowdfunding" by Nanin Koeswidi Astuti, Suhariningsih, Sukarmi, Siti Hamidah (Indonesia) devoted to identifying the peculiarities and legal nature of Securities-Based Crowdfunding in Indonesia.The paper "Legislative Gaps In The Collection Of Alimony For Minor Children" by Alexander Viktorovich Markovsky (Russia) refers to the legal and other issues related to collection of alimony for minor children. "Legal Protection for User Students e-Money as aNon-Cash Payment Tool In The Islamic Boarding School Environment" by Moh. Wahyu Al Waris, Dominikus Rato, Muarafa Nur Afif studies issues and peculiarities of protection of electronic money of the students in Islamic countries. The paper "Integration of the crisis rules created by COVID 19 into the European Common Agricultural Policy and Hungarian agricultural legislation" by István Olajos and Szilárd Pálfai (Hungary) aims to demonstrate how crisis rules caused by pandemic were integrated to agrarian law of Hungary.The Journal also contains the paper "Goodbye to Afghans: What is the Promise of Human Rights to Human RightslessnessAfghan Migrants in Pakistan?" written by Sayed Qudrat Hashimy (India), which analyses the situation in Afghanistan in the context of human rights. We truly hope you will find this Issue valuable and informative because that is the mission of the Journal –to find solutions to crucial legal issues that arise from the forever-changing world.We want to thank our authors, reviewers and editorial team members for their excellent job, support, and efforts to make the Second Issue possible. We hope the Journal can inspire academics and researchers to keep expanding their horizons and reducing the research distance between countries.Sincerely yoursEditors-in-Chief Elizaveta Gromova and Daniel Brantes Ferreira