Is military conscription justified in Ukraine (both from a moral and practical standpoint)?

I'm Ukrainian and I'm interested to hear what westerners think about this. Talking from a moral standpoint, is it justified to limit the rights of a person for a greater purpose, i.e. survival of a nation etc. Particularly because conscientious objector rights are often not accounted for in Ukraine.

CLSJ-HRC50.pdf

There have also been many scandals involving conscription officers abusing their powers, and a phenomenon called busification:

https://tsn-ua.translate.goog/exclusive/busifikaciya-ta-inshi-skandali-iz-tck-chomu-ce-stayetsya-i-scho-zavazhaye-efektivniy-mobilizaciyi-2668689.html?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en-US&_x_tr_pto=wapp

(this is the most reputable news organisation in Ukraine)

Law on Mobilization - Do the CCC and the National Police have the right to detain those liable for military service | RBC-Ukraine

There have been many desertions as well:

‘Everybody is tired. The mood has changed’: the Ukrainian army’s desertion crisis | Ukraine | The Guardian

Is it justified to force men into combat?