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Military enlistment commission officers are already breaking into private homes and packing up men – ombudsman
Representatives of the military enlistment commissions have begun entering private homes and forcibly taking men: such cases have been recorded in various regions of the country, stated Verkhovna Rada Commissioner for Human Rights Dmytro Lubinets.
According to him, around 10 such cases have already been recorded in Ukraine recently. In Lubinets's view, this is a kind of test of the legal response.
"I think this is a check to see what the legal reaction will be if officers of the military enlistment commissions and recruitment centers start entering private premises and forcibly taking the owners from there. That is, they tried it in one region — there was a reaction, and now they are trying it in other regions," Lubinets noted.
He clarified that he currently has no information about cases in which enlistment commission officers broke down doors. According to his data, people usually open the doors themselves or they are left unlocked, after which servicemen enter the premises and forcibly take the men.
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