Ukraine moves to tighten military deferments for students, educators

New rules for recruitment in Ukraine. The Ukrainian government approved a bill on Friday that restricts eligibility for deferment of military service for students and teachers. The article New rules for recruitment in the Ukrainian army. What happens to men over 25 appears first on Romania TV.

The Ukrainian government on Friday approved a draft law that restricts eligibility for deferral of military service to students and teachers, the Kiev Independent reports.

Ukraine moves to tighten military deferments for students, educators

The Ukrainian government approved a draft law on April 4 that narrows eligibility for military service deferments for students and educators, according to Taras Melnychuk, the government's representative in parliament.Under the proposed changes, students under the age of 25 who are enrolled full-time or in dual education programs for their first degree will qualify for deferments. The law also removes the right to a deferral for vocational schoo…

The Cabinet of Ministers approved the draft law “On Amendments to Article 23 of the Law “On Mobilization Training and Mobilization” on the Rights of Pedagogical Workers and Education Applicants, which changes the rules for obtaining a deferment from mobilization for teachers and students.

In Ukraine, the military situation and the general mobilization introduced due to the full-scale invasion of Russia are being prolonged. Citizens of Ukraine, admitted to the protection of the country, have the right to receive the status of a participant in combat duty (UBD). The press service of the Ministry of Defense said how the UBD will receive the status and what documents are needed for this. [see_also ids="634198"] How to get the status …

Mediafax Ukraine proposes stricter rules for deferring military service for students and teachers Ukraine plans to tighten the criteria for granting deferments of military service for students and teachers, writes The Kyiv Independent. According to the proposed changes, only students enrolled in full-time education or dual education programs, under 25 years old, who are pursuing their first degree program, would be eligible for deferment. The me…