Mykola Mirnyj
How to improve situation in Crimea? Answers can be found at Book Arsenal fair
The book "The Peninsula of Fear: Chronicle of Occupation and Violation of Human Rights in Crimea" contains the history of human rights violations in Crimea within 2015 - early 2016
Five fatal flaws
The experts of the Human Rights Agenda platform insist on the immediate elimination of threats enshrined in the constitutional reform
Preventing torture in Ukraine: the NPM experience
Would you like to look behind the scenes and learn about how the National Preventive Mechanism in Ukraine?
Does ‘Savchenko’s law’ really free murderers and rapists?
Зrior to this lawб the penitentiary service released on parole half of the convicts in 2015 - more than 10,000!
Forced confession: Ukraine ignoring UN’s recommendations
The Parliament is asked to determine the status of the decisions of the UN Committees on Human Rights and Against Torture
Top five key events of 2015 in Ukraine
Human Rights Information Centre summarizes the key human rights events of 2015 in Ukraine
Amendment to Labour Code: I demand more!
After the Parliament had passed the anti-discrimination amendment, I reminded myself that I should be happy, but I could not.
Nineteen Roma children left homeless as a result of domestic conflict in Mukachevo
The victims claim that the local police delay investigation into arson and death threats
‘Genocide’ at ATO checkpoints – queues grow threefold
The human rights activists urges the parties to the armed conflict to open new corridors for civilians.
Elections 2015 and ‘inconvenient’ IDPs: thoughts aloud
At least 1.2 million persons failed to express their will at the local elections in Ukraine
Oksana. Fairy for Internally Displaced Persons
I moved 13 times. It turns out that most of the IDPs have never left their city or have never even changed their residence. I tell them about my #experience with moving
Journalists not hope authorities will protect their rights
The fallen media members were commemorated on the Independence Square in Kyiv.
‘Law enforcers tell my neighbors I’m a terrorist,’ Crimean activist says
The Crimea battalion commander tells how the occupation authorities persecute his mother
Hurry-scurry counterpropaganda: Should Russian books be banned in Ukraine?
The Human Rights Information Centre correspondents find out whether such a step is reasonable amidst fighting in eastern Ukraine
‘Russian World’ and Religious Persecution in Donbas
A recent report highlights widespread and systematic persecution of all religious groups except believers linked to the Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate in Donbas, and the role of Russia and its armed criminal ‘crusaders’ in mounting crimes against humanity in the region
Roma in a Vicious Circle of Fear and Discrimination
Run away from the shots and the eternal fear. Live in a forest, a train station, on the outskirts. Then be met with double discrimination in the "safe" area, for being an IDP and for being a Roma
Cameraman for Silenced Crimean Tatar TV ATR Detained in Crimea
Eskender Nebiyev, cameraman for ATR, the Crimean Tatar TV channel which Russia recently forced off air in Russian-occupied Crimea, is reported to have been detained on Monday after a search was carried out of his home
Murder Because of Who You Are
Monitoring carried out by human rights defenders shows that from the attacks of ethnicity suffer most immigrants from African countries
