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The channel calls for unity, human rights protection and demanding legality, refusing to stay silent in the face of arbitrariness.
Independent media on TCC activities in Ukraine
The channel calls for unity, human rights protection and demanding legality, refusing to stay silent in the face of arbitrariness.
A Telegram post suggests a law that the president's guard should be eliminated after the president's death so they can serve him in the afterlife.
In Poland, men are being sent cards that specify their unit and reporting location; reservists, doctors, IT specialists, logisticians and other civilian experts receive them. The Polish army says it is a routine annual procedure, and failure to appear after a mobilization call can lead to criminal prosecution.
A boy in Kyiv used smart glasses to capture alleged misconduct by police and Territorial Recruitment Center personnel, and highlighted a new law allowing prisoners to be taken to TCC.
A man was forced into a vehicle by Territorial Recruitment Center representatives as he approached his house.
Penguin expert Yevgeny Dikiy says marking “cloudy” weather in a navigation app near police or TCC units obstructs the Ukrainian Armed Forces and may be prosecuted.
Former deputy chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces General Staff Igor Romanenko warned of tough prospects for Ukraine and urged focus on reforming mobilization legislation.
We must not stay silent when faced with lawlessness and human rights violations. The law must be the same for all, and human dignity untouchable.
A bill has been published on the Ukrainian Parliament's website to strengthen liability for unlawful deprivation of liberty or violent kidnapping during alert and mobilization measures.