Human rights centre "Principle" ["Принцип" in Ukrainian - Ed.] announced that it is testing free primary and secondary consultations for wounded soldiers through its chatbot. The founder of the centre, Masi Nayem, stated this.
Human rights activists offer free consultations for wounded soldiers
For the first time, the "Principle" team decided to test this function in the Telegram messenger.
Masi Nayem calls on Ukrainians to spread this information to those Ukrainian soldiers who may find it helpful.
Last year, we trained lawyers on how to professionally defend the injured in order to increase the number of those who can provide this assistance with quality. Lawyers who have successfully completed this course now provide free consultation through a chatbot, the press service of the human rights center reports.
How to get help for AFU wounded soldiers:
Follow the link or type @pryncyp_bot in the Telegram search
Select the button with the role of a wounded soldier and ask your question. If the chatbot gives you an incomplete answer, click “The question is not resolved” and click “Go to a consultant”.
After reviewing the case, they will get back to you via the specified contacts within 1-2 days.
What is essential to understand is that the lawyers of the "Principle" human rights centre are volunteers who provide free primary or secondary consultations if your question is related to an injury, the processing of payments for an injury, the passing of medical military commission or civil medical expert commission etc.
If you need legal support, for example in court, you will be advised by organisations that conduct cases for free.
