Scientific Journal of the National Academy of Internal Affairs

The purpose of the article is to study the features of the constitutional and legal principles of pension provision for internally displaced persons in Ukraine. To achieve this, the following tasks have been formulated: to analyze the peculiarities of the pension provision of internally displaced persons; identify issues of implementation of the constitutional right of IDP pensions and offer their own vision of ways to solve it. The methodology of publication is based on the use of a number of general scientific and special scientific methods. Among them are comparative law, system-functional, method of logical modeling and logical analysis. The scientific novelty of the article is the study of the constitutional and legal principles of pension provision for internally displaced persons. Conclusions. The pension law is a fundamental constitutional law. Despite the fact that Ukraine has a special law in the field of pension regulation, the mechanism for assigning, renewing and terminating the payment of IDP pensions remains unregulated at the legislative level. Bylaws adopted by the Government de facto established a new, special procedure for the pension provision of IDPs and made it difficult to exercise the constitutionally guaranteed right to a pension. Therefore, the IDP pension system is subject to revision and adjustment through the adoption of legal norms at the level of law, which would allow internally displaced persons to be able to exercise their constitutional law to a pension