During the meeting between Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Frans Timmermans, the issue of providing international assistance to Ukraine was discussed. I am interested in whether, as a citizen, I have the right to challenge the actions of the authorities regarding the use of this assistance in court?
How can I appeal the authorities' actions regarding the introduction of a new air raid warning system if I believe it violates my rights?
How can I receive support from the state during the war if I lost my job due to Russian aggression?
...to check the work of the judge? Fortunately, there is an electronic court where there is access to cases. Our situation has already reached the point of absurdity. Because the matter is essentially simple, but there is no end in sight. There are reasons to believe that someone received a bribe and we are taken for fools.
If I believe that the actions of government authorities violate my rights, can I challenge them in court, and what are the first steps I should take to do so?
I am interested in whether there are mechanisms for appealing a foreign state's decision to ban entry to a Ukrainian citizen if this decision is considered discriminatory?
...includes its coloring. The owner of the house or the employees of the gas service?
If I don't use the Diya app, do I have the right to request that my doctor send me notifications about my treatment via other communication channels, such as Viber or SMS?
Does the new format of sky protection that the President of Ukraine is talking about mean that Ukraine will be able to attract foreign troops to protect its airspace without violating the law?
I am a military serviceman and I am interested in whether the data in the Impulse system will be available after mobilization if I am temporarily seconded to another unit?
Are we required in Ukraine to use sirens during air raids, just as they did in Lithuania?