If a man aged 18 to 22 has a foreign passport and a military registration document, can he travel abroad during martial law without any additional documents, for example, a certificate from the military registration and enlistment office?

I am wondering if civilians can be held accountable for distributing materials that insult the honor of a serviceman or his close relatives? Are there any specific sanctions for such actions?

I recently learned about a case in Zhytomyr region where an obstetrician-gynecologist failed to respond appropriately to a deteriorating fetal condition during labor, resulting in the death of a newborn baby. I am wondering if the doctor will be held liable for his negligence and what are the possible consequences for him?

I have a military registration document and want to go abroad. Can I do this if I am 20 years old, and what documents do I need to present to the border guards?

I have a ticket for train No. 106 Odesa — Kyiv, which is delayed for more than 5 hours due to infrastructure damage. Can I claim compensation from Ukrzaliznytsia?

I am 20 years old, male. Do I have the right to leave Ukraine during martial law if I did not receive a summons?

If my apartment was damaged during the Russian attack on Kyiv, am I entitled to compensation for the damages? What documents do I need to collect and where do I go?

If I see offensive materials about a military serviceman on the Internet, can I be held criminally liable for distributing them under the new bill?

I live in a city that recently suffered a massive earthquake. I wonder if officials who failed to adequately protect the population can be held accountable?

There were deaths and property damage in Kyiv as a result of the Russian Federation's night attack. Do the relatives of the deceased and the owners of the property damaged as a result of the Russian Federation's attack have the right to compensation?