June 29, 2025
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80% of sanctions can be canceled by the courts – lawyer Alexei Shevchuk

Much of the sanctions decisions made by the NSDC on citizens of Ukraine can be canceled by the courts. According to lawyer Alexei Shevchuk, a partner and spokesman of the Barristers Advocacy, about 80% of sanctions can be resolved in favor of the plaintiffs. “80% of sanctions must be resolved in favor of the plaintiffs. On various grounds: procedural violations, objective absence of grounds for application. As of June”, – WRITE ON: ua.news

Much of the sanctions decisions made by the NSDC on citizens of Ukraine can be canceled by the courts. By forecasts Alexei Shevchuk’s lawyer, a partner and spokesman for Barristers attorney, about 80% of sanctions can be resolved in favor of the plaintiffs.

“80% of sanctions should be resolved in favor of the plaintiffs. For various grounds: procedural violations, objective absence of grounds. As of June 2025, only 20% of sanctions really fulfill the purpose with which sanctions should be implemented”

Alexei Shevchuk

Lawyer, partner and spokesman for Barristers Barristers

This situation is due to several key factors:

Lack of objective grounds : In many cases, there are no proper and sound evidence that would confirm the need for restrictive measures against a particular person.

Unreasonableness : Application of sanctions of the National Security and Defense Council (NSDC) to Ukrainian citizens more and more often Asks a question As for their validity and compliance with legal norms

Today, a small percentage of NSDC sanctions really correspond to the initial purpose with which sanctions are imposed. This means that the vast majority of restrictions applied to Ukrainian citizens may be recognized as unfounded or illegal.

Earlier a lawyer explained Why the NSDC sanctions against Ukrainian citizens are false practice. Sometimes The basis for the imposition of sanctions may be post in Telegram or Wikipedia article, said in interview UA.news lawyer Alexei Shevchuk.

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