Will the seizure of Russian assets in favor of Ukraine in accordance with the European Commission's decision to provide a loan of 140 billion euros be considered a violation of human rights in Ukraine?
Are international companies that supply weapons to Ukraine responsible for possible human rights violations during their use?
I need to know whether I am liable for distributing materials that insult the honor of a serviceman or his close relatives if I distributed these materials on social networks?
Is a horoscope considered a form of service? Can the author of a horoscope be held liable for damages if a person makes a decision based on the horoscope?
I read the news that three men who tried to illegally leave for Moldova were charged with administrative offenses under Article 204-1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses. I wonder if I consider the judge who considered this case and made a decision based on the available evidence to be properly performing his duties if it was later discovered that one of the men provided false information about himself during the trial?
I am interested in whether the practice of regular evaluation of judges, which the HQCJ plans to introduce, contradicts the principles of judicial independence and whether it can affect the objectivity of judicial decisions? Is this evaluation considered legal from the point of view of Ukrainian legislation?
If the tax notice-decision was not received by the taxpayer, does this fact affect the start of the period for filing a lawsuit, if the existence of such a decision is known?
Are suppliers of Skynex air defense systems liable under international law in case of their improper use in the combat zone in Ukraine?
I am wondering whether supplying weapons to Ukraine could be considered a violation of international law if these weapons are used to defend against an aggressor. I am concerned about this situation because I want to understand what consequences this could have for Ukraine and its allies.
If Ukraine receives additional supplies of Patriot missiles from European partners, will they be used to protect civilians and infrastructure in accordance with international humanitarian law?
If I suffer property damage during an enemy attack, am I entitled to compensation from the state? How can I get it and what documents do I need to collect?
Is the export of Ukrainian military equipment, in particular the BMP-1U 'Shkval', subject to licensing under Ukrainian legislation?