“According to Lubinets, in 2022 there were 18 appeals to the Ombudsman’s Office regarding the violation of rights by TCCs, and in 2025 – 6,127, which is almost twice as much as in the previous year”, — write: www.radiosvoboda.org
According to him, in 2022, there were 18 appeals to the Office of the Ombudsman regarding the violation of rights by TCCs, and in 2025 – 6,127, which is almost twice as much as in the previous year.
“If we compare the beginning of the aggression and today, the number of complaints against the TCC and SP has increased 333 times. I see that number practically doubles every year. These are no longer isolated cases, but an avalanche of complaints, which, in my opinion, indicate a systemic crisis,” he said in a video released by his press service.
Lubinets noted that the most common complaints are illegal restriction of freedom and movement during detention, delivery to the TCC, a cursory inspection of the VLK, violations during consideration of the issue of granting a postponement.
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After the start of the Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24, martial law was introduced and general mobilization was announced. Since then, the Verkhovna Rada has been extending martial law and mobilization every three months. Reports of scandals and conflicts between TCC employees and citizens on the streets of cities and villages regularly appear in the Ukrainian information space. Negative information about the mobilization spreads quickly through social networks.
The Ukrainian military and government officials claim that this is the result of the informational and psychological operations of the Russian Federation.