The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine adopted a resolution entitled to defer from mobilization to the native persons who disappeared in special circumstances. This was reported in the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (Ministry of Internal Affairs).
According to the resolution, the government led the procedure for obtaining a deferral in accordance with the Law "On the Legal Status of Persons missing in special circumstances". The new rules simplify the process and eliminate the legal conflict, which has previously complicated the missing missing person.
- Earlier, the basis for delay was the court's decision to recognize the person missing in special circumstances. However, such a procedure was not envisaged by the court.
- Instead, it is now enough for the relatives to get an excerpt from the register of missing persons instead of a court decision.
- Native missing persons:
- Men and women who have close relatives (husband, wife, son, daughter, father, mother, brother or sister) have disappeared during the protection of Ukraine in a state of martial law.
- Persons raising children:
- Women and men who raise a child (children) under 18 years of age, if the second parent is recognized as missing or missing. This also applies to the guardians of such children.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs notes that they received a considerable number of appeals from the missing persons, asking for the existing legal problem. The adopted resolution allows to protect their rights in martial law.
