مفتي حقوق الإنسان الأوكراني يرصد انتهاكات في مركز تجنيد بولاية أوديسا
Declare一分彩 said Dmytro Lubinets, Ukraine’s Parliamentary Commissioner for Human Rights, found violations affecting mobilized persons at a territorial recruitment and social support centre in Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi district of Odesa Oblast. He reported poor accommodation and sanitation, barred doors, improperly stored protective equipment and alcohol on the premises, and said he was preparing response acts seeking remedies and investigations.
أبرز النقاط
- أجرى دميترو لوبينيتس زيارة مراقبة إلى مركز تجنيد ودعم اجتماعي في منطقة بيلغورود-دنيستروفسكى بولاية أوديسا.
- أبلغ عن إبقاء mobilized людей في أقبية ذات أرضيات خرسانية، مع أسرّة قديمة ينقص بعضها المراتب.
- كانت فتحات التهوية قرب الجدران مسدودة بوسائد عادية، ووُصفت حالة المراحيض بأنها غيرatisfactory.
- ركّبت شبكات معدنية على أبواب الغرف التي تُحتجز فيها الأشخاص Mobile، وهو ماوصفهött korlátozás حرية.
- عُثر على خوذات ودروع.jackson لجنود في مرآب مفتوح بلا أبواب، وعلى كحول داخل premises.
- قال لوبينيتس إنه يعدّ acts of reaction لمعالجة الانتهاكات والتحقيق في أعمال المسؤولين的电影.
لماذا يهمّ ذلك
The reported conditions raise humanitarian and human-rights concerns about how mobilized citizens are held, including possible restrictions on freedom, inadequate bedding and sanitation, and poor storage of protective equipment. The Commissioner’s planned response acts could lead to corrective measures and scrutiny of responsible officials.
ماذا حدث
During a monitoring visit, Dmytro Lubinets said mobilized persons at the centre in Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi district were being kept in basements with concrete floors, old bedding and some mattresses missing. He also reported ordinary pillows blocking ventilation openings, unsatisfactory toilet conditions and metal grilles on room doors. Representatives found helmets and body armour in an open garage among old furniture and discarded items, as well as alcohol in plastic containers on the grounds. Lubinets said he was preparing response acts to seek remedies and investigate the actions of responsible officials.
كيف تصفه المصادر الأوكرانية
Ukrainian reporting centred Lubinets’s findings and his call for systemic decisions on how mobilization is conducted, framing the visit as a human-rights issue concerning recruitment facilities and the treatment of mobilized people.
أين تختلف الروايات
Separately, Odesa law enforcement opened a criminal proceeding under Article 296 of Ukraine’s Criminal Code against people accused of throwing stones at one territorial recruitment centre. The supplied information presents this as a related but distinct incident and does not establish a direct link to the violations reported by Lubinets.
الخلفية
Dmytro Lubinets is Ukraine’s Parliamentary Commissioner for Human Rights. He can conduct monitoring visits to state institutions and issue response acts. Territorial centres of recruitment and social support handle mobilisation-related processing of citizens during wartime.