At least the Ministry of Defense’s order to expand the list of professions, which obliges women to enlist in the military, was not mentioned at least. Maria Zvyagintseva, a lawyer with the Legal Hundred NGO .
Ukraine , Ukraingate , 23 , December , 2021 | Ukraine News
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“Conscription is not mentioned at all. We have a law on conscription and military service, and it provides for conscription only for men between the ages of 18 and 27. The conscription for women was neither mentioned nor mentioned, as no changes were made to the law, ”the lawyer said.
“According to the same law, women who are on the military register can be called up for military service or recruited to perform state defense work in wartime. That is, if it is a call – it will most likely be a call for mobilization. In peacetime – and now, despite the existence of a special period, the regime of peacetime (with the peculiarities of a special period, sorry for the tautology) – women can be accepted for military service only under contract, “- added the interlocutor.
Let’s add
The lawyer noted that it is very difficult to talk about the consequences of the order, if it really took place, because there is no text of the order on official electronic sources – the website of the Ministry of Defense, the Verkhovna Rada, etc. – to analyze.
And the text published on unofficial portals may not be “iron” – 100% authentic. In addition, it raises many questions.
Context
The day before, an order from the Ministry of Defense was issued, which expanded the list of professions that require women to enlist in the military.
In particular, the list added media and communicators of all categories – journalists, cameramen, PR, publishers, librarians, translators, doctors, analysts, financiers, scientists, managers, veterinarians.
Information about the expansion of the list caused considerable public response. Today at 15:00 the Ministry of Defense will give a briefing to clarify the provisions of the order.
Source: Ukrgate
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