I know that the Cabinet of Ministers has clarified the rules for traveling abroad for former ambassadors during martial law. Does this mean that if I have a diplomatic rank but no longer work in the diplomatic service, I will be able to challenge this restriction in court?
According to Article 114 of the Constitution of Ukraine, the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine ensures, in particular, the implementation of acts of the President of Ukraine and acts of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine. Does this mean that the President of Ukraine can instruct the Cabinet of Ministers to lift travel restrictions for certain categories of citizens, for example, for men under 22, as stated in the news?
I recently learned that men between the ages of 18 and 22 are allowed to travel abroad with a military registration document. I am in this age group and would like to travel abroad. Do I have the right to travel if I have not yet updated my military registration details?
I recently learned about changes to the border crossing rules, according to which men aged 18-22 can travel abroad. But I have not yet updated my military registration document. Will I be able to travel abroad without a fine or other consequences?
If a man aged 18 to 22 has a foreign passport and a military registration document, can he travel abroad during martial law without any additional documents, for example, a certificate from the military registration and enlistment office?
I am a 20-year-old male who wants to study abroad. Am I eligible under the new rules?
Do you think that restricting men under the age of 22 from traveling abroad is justified during martial law?
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?
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?
Do you believe that restrictions on leaving Ukraine during martial law are a justified interference with your right to freely leave the country?
Can the court impose such an injunction if the bankrupt is trying to escape from the collection of his property in payment of the debt?
I want to know whether I can be banned from leaving Ukraine during martial law, if a special law does not directly provide for this? I mean, can restrictions be applied based on other laws?