The Dnipropetrovsk District Administrative Court ruled that the Territorial Center for Recruitment and Social Support’s (TCRSS) refusal to remove a Ukrainian citizen—who had officially changed her gender from male to female—from the military registry was unlawful, and ordered the center to make the corresponding changes to the “Oberig” registry.
According to the civic movement “All Together!” citing the court’s decision, the case concerns a citizen who was previously registered for military service as a male subject to military service and, after officially changing her gender, received documents indicating her female gender.
After obtaining her new documents, she applied to the Territorial Military Registration and Enlistment Office (TMC) to be removed from the military registry. However, the agency refused, citing that a change of gender is not explicitly provided for by law as an independent basis for removal from the registry. In addition, TMC representatives insisted that she undergo a military medical examination.
The court found that the plaintiff had no medical or pharmaceutical education or specialization that could serve as a basis for mandatory military registration of women. Furthermore, she had not submitted an application for voluntary registration.
In the court’s view, the absence in the legislation of a separate procedure for removal from military registration following an official change of gender cannot serve as grounds for denying the protection of a citizen’s rights. The court also noted that it is impermissible to apply to the plaintiff the rules intended for men after she officially changed her legal status.
As a result, the court fully granted the claim, ruled that the TCC’s refusal was unlawful, and overturned it. The agency was ordered to remove the plaintiff from the military registration of conscripts and to update her information in the Unified State Register of Conscripts, Military-Age Persons, and Reservists, “Oberig.”
The decision was issued on October 15, 2026, in Case No. 160/22278/26. It may be appealed.
COURT, military registration, OBERIG, Territorial Military Commissariat, UKRAINE
PJSC “Oberig” will hold its annual general meeting of shareholders on April 10, 2026. According to the published notice, shareholders are being asked to approve the 2025 results, distribute profits in the amount of UAH 20.224 million (allocating UAH 4 million to dividends), and approve a number of significant transactions, including those with a maximum value of up to UAH 50 million.
Oberig PJSC was registered in the Mykolaiv region in 2005 and is engaged in the cultivation of grain and oilseed crops.
According to Opendatabot, the company’s revenue in 2025 amounted to 127.64 million UAH, net profit to 20.224 million UAH, and assets to 232.6 million UAH.
Capital LLC (Kapital, Kyiv) has commissioned the second phase of the Oberig clinic, co-owner of Oberig and the Milk Alliance group of companies Oleksandr Derkach said on Facebook.
“As you already understood from my previous posts, our construction was completed. The second phase of the Oberig clinic was commissioned, and we began to receive the first patients there. Some 25,000 square meters, seven above ground floors and three underground, a large parking lot for employees and visitors, a charger station for electric vehicles, etc. Built in 2 years,” he wrote.
As reported, the beneficiaries of Capital LLC are Derkach and the director general of the Oberig clinic (Kyiv), Viktor Rybchuk.
Capital LLC was registered in 2005. Its core business is specialized medical practice.
The Oberig Universal Clinic medical center, one of the largest private investment projects in the field of healthcare in Ukraine, began work in 2008.
At the end of 2017, Capital LLC, within the framework of business social partnership and following the results of the won competition, began the construction of the second phase of the Oberig clinic in the territory of Kyiv City Clinical Hospital No. 14 in Zoolohichna Street.
