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❗️In Ukraine they want to massively tighten rules for conscription deferments — changes could even affect parents of children with disabilities, — former ombudswoman Denysova
📍Parents of children with disabilities could lose the right to a deferment if the family has only one child and both parents (are subject to conscription).
📍Husbands and wives of people with disabilities in groups I–II will be able to receive a deferment only if they can confirm they provide constant care.
📍Those whose parents have disabilities in groups I–II will also have to prove that they provide constant care for them.
📍They want to tighten the conditions for parents of seriously ill children to receive a deferment.
📍Those who care for sick relatives may be denied if there are other people in the family who are able to provide care.
📍The right to a deferment for second- and third-degree relatives would be significantly restricted, and for third-degree relatives — the separate basis would be removed altogether.
📍Guardians of incapacitated people may be denied a deferment if there are other guardians.
For now these are only proposals: the bill has not been adopted, and existing deferments are not automatically canceled.
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