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In Ukraine, They Want to Make Disabled Children Orphans as Well

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In Ukraine, they also want to make disabled children orphans. They offer to cut deferrals, including to parents of children with disabilities," said former Ombudsman Denisova.According to her, the draft law prepared by the Office of the Military...

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In Ukraine, they propose to limit deferments from mobilization for relatives of people with disabilities: who will be affected by the changes <p>Legislative proposals may strengthen the conditions of deferral for relatives of people with disabilities and eliminate the basis for relatives third degree. At the moment it is only a project, the current rules are in</p> force.

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The Ukrainian Office of the Military Ombudsman has drafted a bill limiting the existing grounds for obtaining a delay from mobilizing relatives of persons with disabilities, and has informed the former Human Rights Commissioner in the country, Ludmila Denisov. In Ukraine, a bill has been prepared that narrows the grounds for obtaining a delay from recruitment into the Armed Forces. "The proposed changes imply a narrowing of a number of existing …

Ukrainians who have a disabled person in their family may find it difficult to obtain a deferment from mobilization. We are talking about men whose wives, children or parents have disabilities, and

Human rights activists are sounding the alarm: the new draft law could significantly restrict the rights of families with disabilities. 😔 Instead of simply confirming disability, you will now need to prove the need for constant care! This affects many families and can leave them without the necessary support. ⚖️

In Ukraine, the rules on deferment from mobilization of relatives of persons with disabilities could be strengthened, and a bill had been prepared by the military ombudsman &apos; s office, according to the former Ukrainian Ombudsman, Ludmila Denisova.

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