Sue the Territorial center of recruitment and social support

During almost two years of full-scale war, many citizens were faced with the adoption of illegal decisions by the Territorial center of recruitment and social support. One of the ways to protect violated rights is to go to court. But for this, you need to understand how to properly file a lawsuit against TCC and JV, which court you need to apply to, what evidence to collect, how long the legal process can last, and so on.

Of course, this task is not easy for a person who is not familiar with jurisprudence, but with the help of a lawyer or a lawyer who specializes in military law, you can protect your violated rights.

Grounds for submitting a claim to the Territorial center of recruitment and social support:

• illegal conscription;
• if you are not subject to conscription according to the Law of Ukraine "On Mobilization Training and Mobilization";
• if you were drafted without following the procedure established by law.

Violation of your rights:

• illegal detention by the Territorial center of recruitment and social support employees;
• administrative fines imposed without grounds;
• refusal to issue a postponement of mobilization.

Compensation for damage caused as a result of illegal actions of the Territorial center of recruitment and social support:

• damage to health.
• property damage
• moral damage.

Method of submitting a claim to the Territorial center of recruitment and social support:

When submitting a lawsuit to the court, it is necessary to analyze the grounds of the appeal in detail, because the jurisdiction of the case depends on this.

For example, the cancellation of an administrative fine (decision on violation of the rules of military registration) is submitted to the local court of general jurisdiction, and the refusal to issue a postponement of mobilization to the Territorial center of recruitment and social support is submitted to the administrative court at the location of the Territorial center of recruitment and social support.

Deadline for submitting a claim to the Territorial center of recruitment and social support:

A claim to the Territorial center of recruitment and social support can be filed within 6 months from the day you became aware of the violation of your rights.

Assistance of a lawyer

A lawyer can help you:

• Make a statement of claim.
• Collect evidence.
• Represent your interests in court.
• Appeal the court decision.

It is recommended to seek help from a lawyer if you:

• Not sure if you have grounds to file a lawsuit against the Territorial center of recruitment and social support.
• You don't know how to properly file a claim.
• You do not have the time or opportunity to independently represent your interests in court.

When people know that their actions can be challenged in court, they are less likely to violate the rights of others. Challenging a rights violation can help set a precedent that will help protect other people's rights in the future.

Challenging a violation of rights in court can help bring violators to justice and ensure justice.

It is worth remembering that challenging a violation of rights in court can help change the system that allows such violations to occur. This can lead to new laws, policy changes and increased awareness of human rights.