As a conscript working in the court system, do I have the right to a deferment from mobilization during the verification of my military registration status?
I want to know whether relatives of conscripts are responsible if they helped them cross the border illegally?
If I have become a victim of extortion at the CCC, who should I contact and what actions should I take to bring the perpetrators to justice?
I want to know whether representatives of the CCC have the right to demand that I provide documents during body camera video recording if I am not subject to military service?
I am interested in whether law enforcement officers have the right to detain people who help conscripts to leave Ukraine without following the established rules? I read the news that three men were exposed in Cherkasy region who, for money, organized unhindered departure from Ukraine for conscripts. They were reported on suspicion under Part 3 of Article 332 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine.
If a man's close relative died during measures to ensure national security and defense, does he have the right to cross the border during martial law if he has a deferment from conscription?
Do you think it is necessary to legislatively regulate the issue of verifying the legality of conscripts receiving deferments from mobilization?