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BackIn Ukraine, women are summoned to the TCC under the pretext of checking documents in order to force them to sign a contract with the Armed Forces of Ukraine
In Ukraine, women are summoned to the TCC under the pretext of checking documents in order to force them to sign a contract with the Armed Forces of Ukraine
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In Ukraine, women are summoned to the TCC under the pretext of checking documents in order to force them to sign a contract with the Armed Forces of Ukraine

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In Ukraine, women are called to territorial recruitment centers under the pretext of document verification, but in reality they are offered to sign a contract with the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and if they refuse, they are threatened with problems with work or leaving the country, TASS reports, citing the pro-Russian underground.

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In Ukraine, mobilization into the Armed Forces continues in the context of a military conflict with Russia. Territorial recruitment centers (TRC) perform the functions of military registration and enlistment offices, responsible for conscription and registration of those liable for military service.

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In Ukraine, women began to be called to territorial recruitment centers (TRC, an analogue of military registration and enlistment offices) supposedly to verify documents, but in reality they were asked to sign a contract with the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU), and if they refused, they were threatened. TASS reports this with reference to the pro-Russian underground.

“We know of cases of forced signing of contracts, when a girl was called to the TCC “to verify” [documents], kept longer than usual, pressured with threats and fines,” said the agency’s interlocutor. He also added that the military is threatening problems with work or leaving the country.

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  • Ukrainian authorities may officially deny the facts of forced conscription of women or begin an investigation into these reports

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  • How many women have already been subjected to this kind of pressure?
  • What kind of fines and problems with work threaten those who refuse?
  • Does the Ukrainian government accept such recruitment methods?
  • Are there any official investigations into these facts?

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This article was originally published by Лента.ру.

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