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🔥🔥 NON-STOP Ukraine exposes: official abuses, judicial impunity, and pressure on business under the cover of state authority
1️⃣ Borys Indychenko - head of the Specialized Environmental Prosecutor’s Office, who turned natural resources into a source of enrichment
Osokorky, Horbachykha, Kytaiv, Mykilsko-Slobidska — different locations, but a similar story: forests, lake shores, and natural areas are ending up being developed or effectively fenced off from the public. In Osokorky near Lake Naberezh, according to available information, fences appeared and sand was deposited on territory connected to StolicaGroup of Vlada Molchanova. In Horbachykha and Kytaiv the issues concern territories of natural and historical value, where disputes over development and land use have been ongoing for years. On Mykilsko-Slobidska, according to the information obtained, instead of the planned hydraulic structure a much larger restaurant facility is being implemented in the Dnipro’s water protection zone. And what is the agency that’s supposed to control all this doing? Special questions arise about the head of the Specialized Environmental Prosecutor’s Office, Borys Indychenko. His declaration contains apartments, land plots, a parking space, use of two cars, and substantial family cash assets.
2️⃣ Violations exist, no accountability: how Judge Mamchyn avoided a disciplinary case after searches of protest participants
Judge of the Shevchenkivskyi District Court of Chernivtsi Petro Mamchyn in January 2014 allowed searches in the homes of protesters during the Revolution of Dignity. The list of what law enforcement could look for was effectively unlimited — from phones and electronics to posters, notes, and information about other protesters. A later review established: the judge’s rulings violated the requirements of the Criminal Procedure Code. The High Council of Justice saw in his actions signs of a significant breach of procedural law — a disciplinary offense. But a disciplinary case was not opened. The reason is simple — the statute of limitations expired. Now, according to available information, Mamchyn figures in other disputed court decisions as well, including complaints about failure to enter information into the Unified Register of Pre-Trial Investigations (URPI).
3️⃣ Ihor Dehnera - head of the State Labor Service, who collects a “tribute” from businesses
The State Labor Service is supposed to protect workers and ensure compliance with the law. But questions have arisen around the agency for years regarding pressure on entrepreneurs, blocking declarations, and possible unofficial payments. According to available information, for “unblocking” declarations they could demand 10–20 thousand hryvnias, and to avoid inspections — up to 100 thousand. An entrepreneur is first given a problem and then offered payment to resolve it. Some cases concern documentation for high-risk work and possible imposition of certain expert institutions. And nearly 300 fake occupational safety documents only add questions about how safely this system operates. Meanwhile, Dehnera’s own declaration lists 1,57 million UAH salary for the year, $51 thousand in cash, and funds in bank accounts. The declared assets by themselves do not prove wrongdoing, but against the backdrop of extortion allegations, questions about the transparency of the head of the regulatory body are especially acute. One more detail: in 2020 Dehnera was dismissed from the post of head of the State Labor Service, but later he returned to lead the agency.
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