TCC abuse: what you need to know
What is happening inside Ukraine's TCCs, which violations come up most often, and how to safely send a report — anonymously, with photos and videos.
What are the TCCs
TCCs (Territorial Centres of Recruitment and Social Support) are Ukraine's draft offices. Formally they handle conscription and the registration of those liable for military service. In practice, TCC officers detain citizens in the streets, on public transport and in public places, often using physical force and in breach of established procedures.
What you can report
- Forced detention on the street, on transport, near your home
- Use of physical force and threats
- Holding people in premises without paperwork
- Actions without showing identification
- Refusal to provide medical aid to detainees
- Pressure on relatives and threats against families
- Bribery and extortion
Scale of the issue
These numbers give a sense of scale. Behind every report is a specific human life.
Where reports come from
Witness statements arrive from across Ukraine. The map shows cities where we have recorded reports.
It is safe for you
We do not publish your name and do not share contact details with third parties. All materials reach only the portal team. Data is passed to international human-rights organisations (UN, ICC) without names or contact details.
Ready to report?
It is anonymous. The description takes 5–10 minutes. You can attach up to 5 files.