Court in Khmelnytskyi Convicts Jehovah's Witness for Refusing Mobilization Due to Religious Beliefs
In Khmelnytskyi, a court convicted a Jehovah's Witness man for refusing mobilization based on his religious beliefs. He claimed that his faith prohibits him from bearing arms. The court sentenced him to three years in prison.
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Court in Khmelnytskyi Convicts Jehovah's Witness for Refusing Mobilization on Religious Grounds
The court found the Jehovah's Witness guilty of evading military duty due to religious beliefs, resulting in updates to case statistics.
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