Ukraine Implements a New Position: Verkhovna Rada Approves Law on Military Ombudsman
On Tuesday, Ukraine’s parliament took a significant step toward reforming the protection of military personnel’s rights by adopting in the second reading and overall the draft law №13266, which aims to establish the position of Military Ombudsman.
The document was supported by over 280 deputies, indicating a strong parliamentary backing for this initiative.
The law precisely defines the legal status of the upcoming Military Ombudsman and establishes procedures for his appointment and dismissal.
This new institution will play a crucial role in safeguarding the rights and freedoms of servicemen, providing an additional mechanism for protection and advocacy amid contemporary challenges and crises.
The widespread support and active involvement of legislators demonstrate Ukraine’s commitment to ensuring military personnel are protected and their rights upheld at the highest standards.