Can they be sent to forced labor during martial law?
Good day. Here is the Law "On Mobilization Training and Mobilization", Article 23, Paragraph 15
The question is, what is the current situation with the mobilization of SBU employees? Is working in the SBU also a service? So can some Peter from the office be sent on a combat mission on orders? Do you have any experience when an SBU employee was sent on a combat mission or mobilized?
I wonder if I officially get a job there, will there be a delay, or will it bring the chances of being mobilized even closer?
...salary? Where can I go to protect my rights?
The son is a military man. He received a combat wound. The previous diagnosis during the evacuation was a contusion (ABT), this diagnosis is indicated on the form 100. On the recommendation of the doctors, he was evacuated to a hospital for treatment. After treatment in the hospital, the son received a discharge, in which the diagnosis of ABT is not indicated even as a preliminary one. Due to discrepancies in the diagnoses, he was denied sick pay. Can I, as a mother or a son, personally make a written request with the requirement to provide an explanation with which previous diagnosis my son was admitted to the hospital, on the basis of which medical tests he was removed and why it was not indicated in the discharge? How to send it correctly to guarantee a response from the hospital.
I want my father to collect my diploma of higher education, but I live in Finland at the moment, I can't go to the consulate for the second month, so I made a power of attorney myself in English and Ukrainian, and I want to certify it with a Finnish notary and send it to my father . Is it possible to pick up a diploma in this way and will it be necessary to legalize a power of attorney with a Finnish certificate in Ukraine? If so, where?
(sanction of Article 6-10r, the case is in court at the stage of consideration of evidence). He passed the medical board (a summons was served at the checkpoint, he showed up - to be sent to the medical board), in good health. I am interested in 2 questions:
Can it still be mobilized?
If he cannot be mobilized, what documents/certificates must be submitted to the military office and which law should be referred to?