Do people have the right to self-defense against TCC?

The Constitution of Ukraine stipulates that every person has the right to freedom and personal integrity.

Self-defense is considered justified if a person sees a threat to his life, and not property.

Based on the content of this human right when applied to situations arising from the activities of TCCs, it is important that:

• The TCC does not have the right to take a person to the TCC without their consent, to keep them there for a long time against their will, to torture, abuse, humiliate, intimidate, force them to undergo medical procedures and examinations, sign documents, or perform any actions, from committing which the person refuses.

• The TCC has no right to take any personal belongings from a person, be it a phone, a notebook, clothes, products, etc.

• The TCC does not have the right to prohibit a person from communicating with other persons, relatives and friends, a lawyer, including personal, transfer of things from these persons and any types of public communication.

If a conscript violates the requirements of the law, the use of any forceful methods to force him to commit any actions is prohibited.