Draft law on punishment of military personnel
If a service member refused to follow a commander's order, could this affect my daily life, for example, if I meet that service member in civilian life?
If a service member refused to follow a commander's order, could this affect my daily life, for example, if I meet that service member in civilian life?
⚡️ Clarification regarding the new mobilization bill from the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine: ▪️ Mobilization is offered from 25 to 60 years; ▪️ Starting in 2025, basic military training will be introduced at universities; ▪️ Some categories of citizens are exempted from basic military training at universities; ▪️ Instead of conscription, basic military service is introduced for a period of 5 months in peacetime and 3 months in wartime; ▪️ Citizens from the age of 18 can choose the time of basic military service; ▪️ Citizens from the age of 18, regardless of basic military training or service, will receive a deferment until reaching mobilization age; There is also information that tomorrow the Committee will complete consideration of all amendments to this draft law, as of now, it is 82% ready. This draft law is of interest to: ▪️ Citizens from the age of 18, regardless of basic military training or service, will receive a deferment until reaching mobilization age; If it is accepted in this form, does this clause give a deferment for a person under the age of 25 who has passed the military department of reserve officers?
Do you think it is necessary to establish a special procedure for recognizing military personnel as missing during martial law, and will this change the lives of the families of missing military personnel?
Do you think it is fair that judges are prohibited from imposing a more lenient sentence on military personnel for disobedience, and if so, why?
In your opinion, does the bill prohibiting courts from mitigating punishment for soldiers for disobeying a commander's order meet the requirements of justice and protection of human rights?