Work a shift at the office of the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights: sort citizens' complaints, cite the article of the Constitution of Ukraine that applies, test whether a restriction was allowed, and choose where to seek protection.
Recognise when a situation engages a right or duty under the Constitution of Ukraine, name the article, judge whether a restriction is allowed, and choose the right way to protect the right.
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The cases and the text of the Constitution are in Ukrainian; only the interface is translated.
You are an intern at the office of the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights. People write letters, send messages and come in person. In each case decide: is this a constitutional right or duty, which article applies, was the restriction allowed, and where should the person turn. After every decision a senior officer explains how the case is resolved and quotes the official text of the article.
This simulation teaches what the Constitution of Ukraine provides. It is not legal advice.
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