If a religious leader uses his position to exploit believers, can this be considered human trafficking under Ukrainian law?
I have a question about liability for killing a person during public events. For example, if someone shoots a participant during a rally or debate, as happened with Charlie Kirk in the USA. What liability measures are provided for by Ukrainian legislation for persons who commit such crimes?
If I use artificial intelligence to create creative works, do I have the right to intellectual property protection for these works under Ukrainian law?
I recently read the news that Russian drones violated Polish airspace. I also learned that a Trump representative was planning a visit to Ukraine. I am interested in whether officials are responsible for actions or inactions during the war. Does Ukrainian law provide for any mechanisms to hold them accountable?
If another country makes territorial claims to Ukraine, do I have the right to receive compensation for the loss of property in these territories? What mechanisms for protecting my rights are provided for by Ukrainian legislation?
I want to know whether the suspect in the murder of two schoolchildren in Sharhorod, Vinnytsia Oblast, can be held criminally liable under Ukrainian law?
I have a question regarding the recent events in Paris, where pig heads with offensive inscriptions were found near mosques. Can such actions be considered hooliganism under Ukrainian law if they occur on the territory of Ukraine?
I would like to know whether our legislation provides for any consequences for the government if it decides to block social networks in Ukraine, as happened in Nepal? Will such actions be considered a violation of citizens' rights?
If I, as an individual, continue to purchase Russian gas or oil for my own needs, can I be held liable under Ukrainian law?
If I, as a blogger on Instagram, start advertising gambling, can I be held liable under Ukrainian law?