Background: The purpose of law is not only justified and adequate protection of civil liberties, but also protection and promotion of values. It is important to look for relevant answers to the question of what the real values are that should be rightfully protected by law. With this purpose, it is currently more than effective to communicate together, to carry out scientific discussions and to reflect on the capacity of law to react to social, cultural, economic or geopolitical factors such as migration, a changing view of values and its plurality, personal existential crises regarding the meaning of life, extremism, digitalization, etc.The topics of plenary meeting are ethics, values, human rights, geopolitics, culture and current crises, the synergy of opinions, approaches and valuable conclusions and a social programme when we are feeling well. It is important to ask ourselves what the roles of ethics and morality in law are. It is a matter of the point of view in creation, interpretation and application of law.Therefore, it is necessary to think about it not only from the perspective of everyday life, but from Celius' Ius est ars boni et aequi. Conclusion: In the light of the analysed topic it is worth noting the recommendation of Pope John Paul II, addressed to the Slovak nation upon their joining the European Union, after landing in the area of Slovakia on 11 September 2003. The most relevant implications for its application in practice as well as the possibility of further research in this topic are the drawing up of scientific studies and interesting correlations focusing more elaborately on specific examples of implementing conscientious objection to everyday life in the social, legal or public area, which will definitely improve the quality of expert and scientific discussions regarding the sources of ethics in law. In this respect, however, it is also necessary to ponder certain relevant specificities which the international professional community could also relate to in the context of this brief analysis.Writing new professional studies and interesting correlations at the international level which will deal in more detail with specific examples of implementation of conscientious objection principles into the everyday life, the social, legal, and societal field will serve as the most relevant implications for application in practice, as well as the possibility of further research on this topic.This will undoubtedly improve the quality of professional and scientific discussions pertaining to the sources of ethics in law.
