Ministry of Justice of Ukraine

In the first half of 2024, 15% fewer marriages were concluded in Ukraine compared to last year. At the same time, the number of divorces increased by 1.5 times, and the number of marriage agreements increased by a quarter.

The Northern Commercial Court of Appeal has overturned the order of the Ministry of Justice to protect the property of the museum in Pyrohiv from raider seizure. The Ministry of Culture claims that this effectively legalizes the raider seizure of part of the museum's territory and premises.

In the first half of 2024, 87,655 newborns and 72,766 marriages were registered in Ukraine. Most births and marriages took place in Kyiv, followed by Lviv, Dnipro and Odesa regions.

In the first half of 2024, 87,655 babies were born in Ukraine. Most births were recorded in Kyiv, Lviv, and Dnipro regions, and 72,766 couples got married.

The National Commission for State Language Standards has approved the text of the standard 'Ukrainian as a Foreign Language. Levels A1-C2'. The standard will become the basis for teaching, creating textbooks and tests in Ukrainian as a foreign language.

The former head of Bozhkivska colony #16 received 400% of his bonus and the maximum pension after the facts of torture of prisoners were revealed. Ombudsman Lubinets called on the SBI to investigate the illegal awarding of the bonus.

The Deputy Minister of Infrastructure spoke about simplifying the procedure for obtaining the status of a critical enterprise for carriers. The criteria have been amended and the list of companies that can apply for employee reservation has been expanded.

The Ministry of Justice has recognized the new rules for postgraduate studies introduced by the Ministry of Education for 2024 as legal. This decision was made following an appeal from the State Regulatory Service regarding a possible violation of the right to education.

More than a thousand comprehensive examinations were conducted on the facts of Russia's war crimes.

The High Anti-Corruption Court upheld a lawsuit to recover the VinnytsiaBudkhim plant for the state. The plant belonged to the sanctioned Russian company Nevskaya Kosmetika, which produces cosmetics and household chemicals.

Former Infrastructure Minister Andriy Pivovarskyy has been charged with abuse of power. The case was referred to court, where Pivovarskyy will have to prove his innocence.

Seven female convicts signed a contract with the Armed Forces of Ukraine in exchange for early release. In total, 6101 convicts expressed a desire to join the Armed Forces, of whom 3823 have already left for training.

Ukrainian experts have identified foreign components in Russian weapons, and this information is being shared with Western partners to track and block the supply chains of these components to Russia.

International experts are examining foreign microelectronics components found in the Iranian drones used by Russia to strike the Kharkiv region of Ukraine to establish supply chains and ensure compliance with sanctions.

The Ministry of Justice emphasizes that the fact that the Russian X-101 cruise missile hit Ukraine must be thoroughly documented by experts. This will take time, but will be irrefutable evidence in international courts.

Shmyhal held the first meeting of the Steering Board for the Coordination of Central Executive Authorities to support Ukraine's participation in the Multi-Donor Coordination Platform. According to him, the country already has access to funding under the EU's Ukraine Facility program, so we need to form a single list of projects as soon as possible.

The footage published by Deputy Minister of Justice Haichenko clearly shows the moment of approach and impact of the missile, which is identified as an X-101 cruise missile.

During the week of July 1-7, another 569,397 Ukrainians updated their military records through the Reserve+ application, territorial recruitment centers (TCCs) or assembly points (APs), bringing the total number of updates to almost 3. 2 million as of July 7, 2024.

The Ministry of Justice of Ukraine has clarified how to check whether enforcement proceedings have been opened against a person who evades military registration.

First Lady of Ukraine Olena Zelenska opened the exhibition "Treasures of Crimea. The Return" exhibition in Kyiv, featuring a collection of Scythian gold that Ukraine fought with russia for almost a decade to get back from the Netherlands.

Forensic experts have concluded that the damage caused by Russian aggression in Ukraine exceeds UAH 22 billion, which has launched a large-scale effort to prove Russian crimes in international courts.

From now on, applicants from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine will be interviewed in only three subjects when applying to higher education institutions, according to the decision of the Ministry of Education following an appeal from the Human Rights Commissioner Dmytro Lubinets.

The Ministry of Justice has identified about 300 people with Russian assets in Ukraine. It has already collected about UAH 830 million of net funds only from individuals who have been sanctioned.

For Ukrainians living in the temporarily occupied territories, there are special conditions that provide for the possibility of not taking a single entrance test and a single entrance exam for specialties.

The Ministry of internal affairs named seven possible reasons for refusing to re-register a car through the Diya portal, including declaring the vehicle wanted, losing the registration certificate, opening enforcement proceedings against the seller, encumbrances on the alienation of property, and so on.

The Verkhovna Rada has adopted a bill that exempts political parties from liability for failure to submit reports or provide false information to the NACP regarding their local organizations located in war zones.

Ukraine has banned the Nash Krai political party for participating in subversive activities against Ukraine, including spreading anti-Ukrainian propaganda, calling for the violent overthrow of the constitutional order, and supporting Russian military aggression.

Ukraine held an interdepartmental meeting to discuss the need to ratify the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court in order to strengthen efforts to bring Russian citizens to justice for crimes committed during the war.

The Ministry of Agrarian Policy is finalizing land reform projects in Ukraine, including the creation of a register with information on contaminated land plots and the launch of monitoring systems for the agricultural land market and land relations to improve public control and management decision-making.

The Supreme Anti-Corruption Court granted the claim of the Ministry of justice to recover assets worth more than UAH 120 million from collaborator Yevhen Balytsky, including planes, apartments, cars and companies in the temporarily occupied part of Zaporizhia region.