Rights of Victims
Rights of Victims
The Law of Ukraine "On Mine Action in Ukraine" defines the term "persons affected by explosive hazards" as individuals or groups who have suffered physical and psychological injuries, financial losses, or whose lawful rights and interests have been violated due to the use or presence of explosive hazards, or as family members of individuals who have died as a result of explosive hazards.
- 1005 individuals have been injured due to mine explosions and other explosive hazards during 2022–2025, including 123 children;
- 386 individuals have lost their lives due to mine explosions and other explosive hazards during 2022–2025, including 21 children.
In the "Rights of Victims" section, you can learn about the rights of victims, including links to relevant Ukrainian legislation and types of assistance provided.
The rights of victims in Ukraine are regulated by the following documents:
Law of Ukraine "On Mine Action in Ukraine."
Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine No. 1020 of September 29, 2021, "Some issues of the appointment and payment of one-time compensation and annual assistance provided by the Law of Ukraine 'On Mine Action in Ukraine.'"
Law of Ukraine "On the Status of War Veterans, Guarantees of Their Social Protection."
Law of Ukraine "On the Fundamentals of Social Protection of Persons with Disabilities in Ukraine."
International Mine Action Standard IMAS 13.10 "Victim Assistance".
*External links may direct you to sources in the Ukrainian Language