I wonder if it is mandatory for the US Department of Defense to report the reasons for the urgent convocation of generals and admirals, as in the described case with the Pentagon, and what legal grounds might there be for this?
I am interested in the question of whether the Pentagon's actions in restricting journalists' access to the building and requiring them to sign a non-disclosure agreement comply with international standards of freedom of expression? Do such actions have an impact on press freedom?
Is it correct to say that the postponement of the draft is given only once, and the postponement of mobilization - without a limit? It is if I filled out a form in writing at the military headquarters with a request to receive a postponement for such and such a reason.
The husband has a postponement until September, because his wife is a disabled person of the second group, the military commissariat will call the military commissariat tomorrow. Do they have to call because they said a check under the new law?
How can I get a deferral if I have 2 groups of disabilities? She was deprived of parental rights 10 years ago
She is a 23-year-old nurse, the HR department said that they will only give reservations to those over 35 years old, why so? Is there any law?
Austria plans to ban the hijab for girls under 14 in schools. Do you think it is possible to restrict religious freedom in order to protect children's rights?
Do you think judges should identify specific individuals in their decisions on prohibiting suspects from communicating with other individuals?
If a doctor spreads false information about Covid-19 on the Internet, can he be held liable in Ukraine?
In the US, students protested against a law that limits nighttime protests on campuses. Can I challenge the government's decision in court if I believe it violates my right to freedom of expression?