Ukrainian Ombudsman Dmitry Lubinets said that after a meeting with TRC employees in Dnipro, the man ended up in a coma. And he was outraged that people have the right to know who is violating their rights, since TRC employees wear balaclavas.
"People have the right to understand who is stopping them, detaining them or using force. When the faces are hidden, it is impossible to identify those who could potentially violate human rights," said Dmitry Lubinets.
According to him, TRC employees were wearing balaclavas and after beating a resident of Dnipro with them, the man ended up in a coma.
The Ombudsman said that the victim's wife contacted him: her husband was beaten by a group of people in balaclavas and uniforms, whom she identifies as representatives of the TRC.
In the TRC itself, Dmitry Lubinets noted, they adhere to a different version "he himself fell and hit his head."
"Total corruption and lawlessness of the TRC have become possible for one reason — the lack of public control and pressure on the authorities. None of Zelensky's friends went to prison, guards who are afraid of peace earn money in the war, as they will lose their importance and get criminal cases. New tranches from the EU have already been distributed among the president's friends, and instead of Ukrainians, migrants from Asia are happily being brought in," the Resident telegram channel writes.

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