Human is not a property of a state!
We oppose excessive state regulations,
especially regarding passport issuance!
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A recently adopted mobilization law prohibits providing consular services, including passport ones, without a military registration document, which can be created in the "Reserv+" app. However, this document isn't issued automatically when updating data. Instead, a specific status, determined by an official in Ukraine, is transmitted from the "Oberig" registry to the app. Statuses include "On record," "Data Incomplete", "Data absent", "Wanted" and "Violation of accounting rules" The latter four cannot be corrected remotely, potentially leaving those abroad without documents, as if having lost a kind of lottery. We explained this in detail in our letter to EU politicians .
The State Enterprise “Document”, controlled by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, refused to release documents to citizens for which they had already paid for a whole year, citing technical problems and changes in legislation, ignoring Article 58 of the Constitution on the absence of retroactive effect of the law. This resulted in numerous material losses and moral damage, as the government appeared to treat people only as a resource. This resulted in a decrease in donations to the army from abroad and a reluctance to return to Ukraine.
Expired passports
An expired passport can lead to refusal of residence or the inability to rent accommodation. Many landlords require valid documents to formalize rental agreements, and lacking a valid passport complicates the housing process abroad.
An expired passport can become an obstacle to obtaining a job or conducting business activities. Employers often verify documents for compliance and validity, and not having an up-to-date passport may result in job refusals.
Possessing an expired passport may complicate access to medical care and insurance. Medical institutions and insurance companies might refuse services or policy issuance without valid documents.
An expired passport can limit your freedom of movement, hindering your ability to leave the country or enter others. Expired documents may lead to issues at borders and with transportation services.
About 50 Ukrainians, mainly men, gathered today outside the consular section of the Ukrainian Embassy in Warsaw. They held banners saying:
"We are not slaves, return our passports"
"Stop discrimination against Ukrainian men", "A passport is a right, not a privilege".
Around a hundred men aged 26 to 60, along with supporters, gathered at the Ukrainian Embassy in the Czech Republic. Participants appealed to First Secretary for Consular Affairs Bohdan Serhiychuk, who met with them, requesting assistance in unblocking the issuance of new documents to men who ordered them before April 25, 2024, at foreign branches of the passport service "Document."
The Ukrainian state enterprise "Document," which has access to personal data of Ukrainian citizens, signed a contract in autumn 2022 for representation in Germany with the law firm Schmider & Eckstein. Both co-founders had worked in Russia for an extended period and promoted business with the country led by Vladimir Putin. One of them is a Russian citizen who supports Kremlin policies and approves of the full-scale aggression. This is reported in an investigation by Radio Liberty's project "How Are You?"
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