Q: Greetings, in general, such a problem, I can’t defend my rights in Russia
Greetings, in general, such a problem, I can’t defend my rights in Russia, I need to sell my room, but I used to be in psychiatry, and my relatives can put me there again if I sell.
I'm trying to find a lawyer who will carry out the deal and I can't, there are suspicions that the deal is politicized, because I don't like communists. It will also be easier for my relatives to take my apartment away from me. And I'm trying to leave
this "country" I appeal to international organizations for the protection of rights, but they are silent. What would you do in my place, and what is it possible to do.
A:
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. It sounds like you are facing some complex legal and personal challenges. Here are some potential options you could consider:
Try to find a lawyer who can assist you with selling your room. It may be helpful to search for lawyers who specialize in property law or real estate transactions. You can try contacting local bar associations or legal aid organizations to see if they can provide referrals or assistance.
Consider reaching out to human rights organizations or advocacy groups that may be able to provide support or guidance. This could include organizations that focus on issues related to mental health, housing, or civil liberties. They may be able to provide information on your legal rights or connect you with resources to help protect them.
Explore options for leaving the country, if that is something you are interested in. This could include applying for asylum or refugee status in another country, or exploring opportunities for work or study abroad. However, it's important to note that these options can be challenging and may require a significant amount of time, effort, and resources.
Prioritize your safety and well-being. If you are concerned about being placed in psychiatry by your relatives, it may be helpful to reach out to mental health resources or support groups for assistance. It's important to prioritize your mental and emotional health, and to seek help if you are in crisis or need assistance.
I hope this information is helpful. Please keep in mind that I cannot provide legal advice. It may be helpful to speak with a qualified attorney or other legal professional who can provide guidance tailored to your specific situation.
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