The article is devoted to the study of the issues of exercising the right to freely dispose of one's abilities to work, to choose a type of activity and profession in the execution of punishments not related to the isolation of the convict from society. Definitions of the concepts "labor of those sentenced to compulsory labor", "labor of those sentenced to forced labor" and "labor of those sentenced to correctional labor" are given. It has been established that prohibitions and restrictions on the execution of punishment in the form of compulsory labor are exclusively of a penal nature, and the organization of labor activity of those sentenced to forced labor is much closer to imprisonment than to compulsory and correctional labor. Suggestions were made to improve the current legislation.
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Tomsk Institute of Economics and Law
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