Will Ukrainians with dual citizenship, who were forced to obtain Russian citizenship in the temporarily occupied territory, have restricted access to civil service after undergoing a special check?
I am planning to visit the towers of Notre Dame de Paris after the restoration, but access to them is limited to only 400,000 visitors per year. Can I consider this restriction as a violation of my right to freely visit public places? Are such restrictions legally justified?
... for 10-15 days. Do you need a deposit, customs fees?
If Ukrainians fleeing war face violence abroad, can I count on the protection of my rights in the host country?
If a citizen of Ukraine has suffered harm abroad because of his nationality, does he have the right to protection from the Ukrainian state? How exactly can the state protect his rights?
What will the new rules on public service access for individuals with multiple citizenships change, and how will this impact Ukraine's national security?
If I decide to accept the citizenship of another country, will I be able to retain my Ukrainian citizenship under the law on multiple citizenship?
If I want to organize a mass event in Kyiv, do I need to get permission from the military administrations, and what are the possible consequences if I don't?
If organizers want to hold a large event, such as a UFC fight at the White House, do they need to get special permission from local authorities? What are the basic requirements for organizing such events?
How can I find out about changes in the ownership of an enterprise that the Ministry of Defense has included in the Defence City list if its data in public registers is closed?
Archaeologists have discovered four 18th-century shipwrecks off the coast of North Carolina. One of them is believed to be the Spanish privateer La Fortuna, which exploded during an attack in 1748. Do you consider such finds to be cultural heritage that would be protected under Ukrainian law if they were found in your territorial waters?
If I want to preserve the house where my grandfather was born, can I get it recognized as a historical monument if it does not have official cultural monument status?