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In Russia, courts at least four times suspended mobilization based on men’s claims to military registration and enlistment offices.
Lawyer Pavel Chikov said that in Russia at least four cases are known when the courts suspended the mobilization on the basis of claims of men to military registration and enlistment offices.
On October 12, it became known about the first case when a Russian court suspended the decision to mobilize. The man applied for alternative civilian service. He was denied it, so he sued. For the duration of the process, he was returned home from the military unit. At least two similar cases are known in the Penza region.
The Zasviyazhsky District Court of Ulyanovsk also considered the claim of a local resident, as a result of which the man returned home from the military unit. Now he is challenging the decision of the commission on mobilization, as he has three children under 16 years old.
The lawyer noted that in the law on mobilization there is no deferment for fathers of three or more children. At the same time, the General Staff of the RF Armed Forces indicated the presence of such a delay.
Source: Pavel Chikov