The Ministry of Justice of Ukraine, together with the Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of Veterans Affairs, has launched a new social project 'Justice for the Military', aimed at increasing legal awareness among military personnel, veterans, and their families.
The project's goal is to provide military personnel and their families with important legal information through a series of short videos and to enhance their awareness of legal issues. As part of the initiative, video consultations on the most relevant topics are available: how to properly submit a report, appeal the decision of the military medical commission, obtain free prosthetics or medical services without queues, use the right to financial assistance, how to act in the event of disappearance or captivity, as well as how to seek free legal assistance.
Thanks to the support of JSC 'Ukrzaliznytsia', these videos are broadcasted at railway stations and on 'Intercity' trains so that military personnel and their loved ones can access important and relevant information while traveling across the country. All videos have sign language interpretation so that as many of our defenders as possible have the opportunity to obtain the necessary legal support.
The 'Justice for the Military' project is another important step in enhancing state communication aimed at improving the legal awareness of military personnel. In parallel with this project, the Ministry of Justice is also implementing another initiative - the special project 'Defender's Rights', which provides practical legal advice on a wide range of issues related to military service.
The Ukrainian Ministry of Justice, together with the Ministry of Defense and the Ministry of Veterans Affairs, is implementing a social project 'Justice for the Military', which will help increase legal awareness among military personnel, veterans, and their families. The project provides short videos with legal information for military personnel and also broadcasts them on 'Intercity' trains and at railway stations. Another initiative from the Ministry of Justice is the special project 'Defender's Rights', which provides practical advice on legal issues related to military service.