The rehabilitation program "Return to life" for 2016-2017 targets injured soldiers, retired ATO combatants personnel of the security sector and defense of Ukraine.
The prolonged absence of notaries, the changes in the legislation for residents of ATO zone, the transition to the uncontrolled territory, etc. These are the questions that lawyers of Stanitsa Luhanska Law Community Center help the villagers of Krasna Talivka (Stanitsa Luhanska district, Luhansk region) to solve.
Kharkiv City Council lost the case against the officer – the ATO participant supported by lawyers of Chuhuiv human rights group. The court obliged the municipality to provide the ATO participant who is a non-resident of Kharkiv region with a plot of land.
Two clients of Law Community Center in Slovyansk went through hard life circumstances. For one a lawyer’s advice was the salvation from poverty, for another person sessions with a psychologist became an independent step to a normal life.
On 16 February in the village of Nyzhni Sirohozy (Kherson region) the seminar was held for ATO combatants and their families. Psychological, legal, information aid and moral support – the program was intense and very efficient.
The medico-social commission granted the seriously wounded ATO combatant only 25% disability. Respectively, he was awarded too low amount of social payment. The soldier considered such decision unfair, filed a letter of complaint with the lawyers’ help and achieved revision of the decision of the commission.
In October last year the Legal Space web portal published the news of the egregious event about how the command of the military unit tried to kidnap a soldier (a resident of Kherson) from an ambulance, who was struck by electricity – "to hush up" the accident.
During the event military wives learned to understand their feelings, assessed how conflicts influence family relations, found internal resources for their resolving. The meeting was held on January 15 in Chaplynka territorial center of social service in Kherson region.
War deprived a young woman of home and prestigious job. Having asked specialists of Chuhuiv human rights group for free legal aid the IDP woman managed to solve the employment problem and avoid paying court fees.
In August the Legal Space published the story of the serviceman Victor Nazarenko who was fighting for reinstatement in work.
