One Child of a Person Exposed to Agent Orange Will Be Exempted from the Obligation to Participate in the Militia?

Section 2 Article 11 of the 2019 Militia and Self-Defense Law stipulates exemptions from the obligation to participate in the Militia and Self-Defense Forces in the following cases:

The spouse or child of a war invalid, an ill soldier, a person exposed to Agent Orange with a labor capacity decrease of 81% or more;

Thus, a citizen who is the child of a person exposed to Agent Orange with a labor capacity decrease of 81% or more is exempted from the obligation to participate in the Militia and Self-Defense Forces and this exemption applies to all children, not just one.

Point g Clause 1 of this Article also stipulates: Citizens are granted a temporary deferment of the obligation to participate in the Militia and Self-Defense Forces in the following cases:

The spouse or one child of a war invalid, an ill soldier, or a person exposed to Agent Orange with a labor capacity decrease from 61% to 80%;

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In the case of a child of a person exposed to Agent Orange with a labor capacity decrease from 61% to 80%, one of their children will be granted a temporary deferment of the obligation to participate in the Militia and Self-Defense Forces.

Respectfully!