Sanctions and punishments for corruption of minors

It is generally accepted that the nature and degree of public danger of any crime, including the corruption of minors, is reflected in the sanction of the criminal law. A sanction is a part of a criminal law norm that has a state-coercive qualitative-quantitative character and is a formally defined objective-subjective model of criminal-legal influence measures applied to persons who have committed a crime. The social task of sanctions since the entry into force of the law on criminal responsibility is the general prevention of offenses, if the offense has been committed, then the application and implementation of the sanction is aimed at the implementation of the tasks of general and individual prevention, correction of the offender, restoration of law and order in all possible cases. The sanction of the criminal law norm provided for in Art. 156 of the Criminal Code, must be directly dependent on the typical social danger of the corruption of minors and be consistent with other sanctions of Chapter IV "Crimes against sexual freedom and sexual integrity" of the Special Part of the Criminal Code, as well as be proportional to the level of social significance of those rights and freedoms that are lost or in which the convict is limited to. 
In modern conditions, only the isolation from society of a convicted person who has committed lewd acts against a minor ensures a long period of non-commitment of the same or similar sexual crime, restores psychological balance and provides confidence in the safety of the minor. 
Today, the dynamics of criminal sanctions in combating the depravity of minors have received certain signals regarding strengthening, on the one hand, there is a differentiation of responsibility for the depravity of minors. 1-2 st. 156 of the Criminal Code, and on the other hand, it is necessary to express the unequivocal legal position of the higher courts of Ukraine regarding the imposition of tougher criminal penalties and other legal restrictions on the rights and freedoms of those guilty of desecrating minors, especially minors.