Abstract
This article analyzes the procedure for qualifying the crime of abuse of official powers by officials of non-governmental non-profit organizations and other non-governmental organizations within the framework of criminal law and criminology, emphasizing that proper legal qualification requires a precise assessment of objective and subjective elements, the scope of official authority, and the harmful consequences of such acts, while the development of effective qualification practices is essential for ensuring accountability, preventing corruption, and strengthening the rule of law in the non-governmental sector
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