The mobilization law will remove norms that violate basic human rights in the constitution.
The mobilization law will remove standards that may violate basic human rights in the constitution. Verkhovna Rada Commissioner for Human Rights Dmitry Lubinets said this at a national telethon on December 28.
According to him, it is necessary to understand that in conditions of full-scale war and martial law, the Constitution officially allows restrictions on the rights of citizens.
The Ombudsman noted that at the same time, the draft law on mobilization cannot violate fundamental constitutional rights.
“There are some customs there that contradict the Constitution, but yesterday there was a working meeting with representatives of the Ministry of Defense, where we reached a compromise – how to ensure the law of mobilization and respect for human rights, Lubinets said.
He said that before the document is introduced in the hall, an expert assessment from his department will be given, and the bill will also go through the relevant committee.
“But this should not interfere with the safety of the country and the replenishment of the army. Here we must rely on the opinion of the military command,” the ombudsman stressed.
Let us recall that on December 25, the Cabinet of Ministers registered in the Verkhovna Rada a bill providing for changes in the processes of mobilization, military registration and military service.
The bill clarifies the grounds for dismissal from service at will, clarifies and expands the list of persons eligible for a deferment, proposes the introduction of certain penalties for draft dodgers, and expands the powers of the local authority to carry out mobilization.
On December 26, the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Valery Zaluzhny held a briefing where he answered key questions about the planned changes.
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Source: korrespondent
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