...he has not lived for a long time, his parents and relatives are not there. They want to bury him in the city where he served and lived for the last 10 years with his wife. How to achieve this?
...take it apart from "Diya", because he has a push-button phone there?
Relatives provided only the original death certificate, without an apostille. The police said that a translation of the death certificate, certified by a notary, is needed. And the notary says that without an apostille, the death certificate will not be certified. At the moment, there is no possibility to go abroad due to family circumstances (there is a sick person in the family who needs care ). What can you advise?
Do I have the right to bury a close relative at a military memorial cemetery if he died defending Ukraine but was not awarded the Order of Courage?
We found information about the National War Memorial Cemetery near Kyiv, where 108 Ukrainian defenders were buried in the first month of operation. Tell me, does Ukrainian legislation provide for liability for damage or desecration of monuments or memorials dedicated to the defenders of Ukraine, and if so, what kind?