Ukraine officially has about one million veterans, and the government predicts that this number will increase by 4–5 times in the coming years. After returning from the frontlines, military personnel...
Veterans need treatment, not punishment Expanding benefits and services for veterans is not only a key responsibility of the state but also a guarantee of future security, and an essential...
War has its consequences for society. These consequences emerge regardless of the course or end of the war, and it is crucial for both the state and society to recognize...
We often see tactless or even manipulative headlines in the media claiming that “a veteran committed such-and-such crime.” However, there are no specific crimes committed exclusively by veterans in civilian...
An analysis of judicial practices reveals that courts lack a unified approach when dealing with criminal cases involving veterans who committed crimes under the influence of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)...
Since the start of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by the russian federation, the country has faced its largest war since World War II. Government statistics reveal an overwhelming number...
A judicial system for people: how to help veterans reintegrate into social life The primary causes of criminal behavior are often psychological disorders, alcohol, or drug dependencies. In such cases,...