La petición está dirigida a: Верховна Рада України, Офіс Президента України, Комісія з питань правової реформи, ЄЄвропейська комісія з питань розширення

To the Members of the Parliament of Ukraine,
To the leadership of the Verkhovna Rada and the Office of the President,
Since the Revolution of Dignity, Ukraine has clearly chosen its path: dignity, freedom, and the rule of law. These are the values we are now defending in our war with Russia.
But a state fighting for dignity cannot continue living under laws of the past.
In 2019, a Commission on Legal Reform was established under the President of Ukraine (Decree No. 584/2019). Its task was to develop a new Criminal Code. As of 2025:

• The Code has not been adopted.
• The Commission does not publish reports.
• Deceased individuals (including some who died in 2022) are still listed as members.
• Some participants actively practice law, creating clear conflicts of interest.
• International experts are listed “with consent,” but there is no evidence of their active involvement.

This is not reform. It is an imitation of reform that erodes public trust, undermines European integration, and misleads international partners.
We demand:

• The urgent adoption of a new Criminal Code of Ukraine, developed in line with human rights, the case law of the European Court of Human Rights, and European legal standards.
• The public release of a report by the Commission on Legal Reform.
• The official update or dissolution of the Commission.
• The launch of a transparent, honest, and public legal reform, aligned with the principles of the Revolution of Dignity.

This is not merely a legal issue.
It is a matter of values.
Ukraine can no longer preserve a Soviet model of punishment — we are fighting for freedom and dignity.
A just legal system is a condition for victory.
Sign the petition and share it with others.
Together, we will compel the authorities to act.

Added for transparency and traceability:
“Sign the petition and share it with others. Together, we will compel the authorities to act.”
The chronology of the initiative, email documentation, and confirmations can be found in the open thread:
https://x.com/CriminalCodeUA