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Natalia Kulikova, a lawyer of Chernihiv office of the Legal Development Network

Human trafficking: how to protect yourself

Looking for a better life and better earnings Ukrainians go abroad. However, not always meeting the desired conditions of labour and payment. Often people without bothering about their safety in…

April 26, 2017
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Written by Olena Orlova, IRC "Legal Space"

You inherited a house without documents: what to do (+ presentation)

Kovel office of the Legal Development Network is often visited by elderly people who inherited houses without legal documents. Often these are pensioners who live in other districts of Volyn…

April 10, 2017
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Written by Olena Orlova, IRC "Legal Space"

Changes in legislation: who and when should fill e-Declaration

The lawyer of Kherson office of the Legal Development Network, IRC "Legal Space" Serhii Plakhotniuk explains who exactly needs to fill e-Declaration in connection with the new changes in the…

April 7, 2017
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Written by LegalSpace

Volodymyr Orlovskiy, lawyer of Kherson Regional Charity and Health Foundation

How to report a crime or a corruption offence in the army

The problem of enforcing the law and preventing corruption in the Armed Forces has not been losing its relevance for a year both among the volunteers who help the army…

April 7, 2015
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Written by Volodymyr Orlovskiy, lawyer of Kherson Regional Charity and Health Foundation

Which documents are necessary for cancellation of interest fines for people from ATO zone?

Community Law Center of Kherson regional Charity and Health Foundation provides free legal aid to internally displaced persons from ATO zone. They are interested in different issues: how to get…

November 12, 2014
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Written by LegalSpace

Law changes for IDPs

Internally displaced persons from Crimea and Eastern Ukraine are arriving to different communities of our country. They seek refuge and very often have nowhere to go. This situation has been…

September 5, 2014
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Written by Inna Gayvoronska, Lokachyn Community Law Center