I use the services of the YASNO company and have noticed that my electricity bills do not decrease during power outages. Do they have the right to charge like this? What consumer protection mechanisms exist in such cases?
The Ministry of Education recommends that schools change their study schedules due to possible power outages. The head of the finance committee, Danylo Hetmantsev, expressed doubts about the appropriateness of such changes. Are the recommendations of the MES regarding changes to the study and vacation schedules lawful?
Do citizens have the right to compensation for damages caused to their property as a result of emergency power outages caused by enemy attacks on energy infrastructure?
Am I entitled to compensation for damages from the electricity supplier or the state due to emergency power outages resulting from the RF's attack on the energy infrastructure?
If electricity is supplied without a contract and in accordance with the updated Catalog of Critical Technologies for the Energy Sector of Ukraine, do I have the right not to pay for it before concluding a contract?
Can the government of Ukraine be held liable for incompletely informing citizens about the restoration of the electricity supply after shelling?
Emergency power outages have been introduced in our area due to attacks on the energy system. I am interested in whether there are any legal mechanisms to protect consumer rights in such a situation?
I am the parent of a student at a school that has introduced an electronic diary. The school recently started charging for its use. Is this legal? I thought education was free. Can I refuse to pay and demand to use a free state service?
Do I have the right to a deferment from mobilization if I am studying under a contract at a Polish university, but am formally enrolled in full-time studies at a university in Kyiv?
... without the teacher's written consent, if the curriculum for 3 teachers is 57 hours (enough for everyone), and where to turn in case of the director's ineligibility?
I am the mother of a schoolchild, and I recently learned that the principal of one of the Kyiv schools did not allow children to attend classes because of their clothing. Can this be considered legal? What legal norms regulate this issue?
I want to know how the new law banning people who have committed bullying or domestic violence from teaching will be implemented in practice? Will there be special checks on teachers?
Am I entitled to compensation for property damaged during the last attack? What documents do I need to collect and where do I go?