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Dmytro Lubinets

4 articlesUpdated 29 October 2026

Dmytro Lubinets is the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights and a politician. He is a citizen of Ukraine, born in 1981.

Born: 4 July 1981
Official website: ombudsman.gov.ua (opens in a new tab)

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