September 12, 2025Analytical and Comparative JurisprudenceOpen Access

The citizen’s right to alternative (non-military) service in lieu of military duty: status and implementation challenges in Ukraine during wartime

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The right to alternative service highlights freedom of conscience and is protected under international human rights law.
Current legal inconsistencies in Ukraine have led to violations of citizen rights regarding alternative (non-military) service during wartime.
Proposals for legal reforms aim to clarify the provisions governing alternative service under martial law.
The European Court of Human Rights plays a critical role in safeguarding the rights of individuals opting for alternative service not limited to religious grounds.

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This article analyzes challenges in exercising the right to alternative (non-military) service in Ukraine, emphasizing human rights and legislative gaps.

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N Marych (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d44b2a31b076d99fa544d7 https://doi.org/10.24144/2788-6018.2025.04.1.12

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This article analyzes challenges in exercising the right to alternative (non-military) service in Ukraine, emphasizing human rights and legislative gaps.

The citizen’s right to alternative (non-military) service in lieu of military duty: status and implementation challenges in Ukraine during wartime

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The citizen’s right to alternative (non-military) service in lieu of military duty: status and implementation challenges in Ukraine during wartime

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