Mykola Mirnyj
Court Cases that are Changing Ukraine Presented in Kyiv
At the film festival Docudays UA, human rights advocates and lawyers presented a second collection of Strategic Affairs named "Court Cases that Are Changing Ukraine"
Experts not Satisfied with Poroshenko’s Judicial Reform
The law “On Ensuring the Right to a Fair Trial” leaves in place levers to influence the judicial branch
Flashmob: Crimea Is Ukraine
On Saturday, February 28th, about two hundred activists took part in the flashmob "Crimea is Ukraine" in the center of Kyiv
Crimea Is Ukraine
On Saturday, February 28th, about two hundred activists took part in the flashmob "Crimea is Ukraine" in the center of Kyiv
The Shelling of Mariupol on January 24th originated from the ‘DPR’ – Report
The shelling of Mariupol on January 24, 2015 originated from the direction of the Dzherzhynske–Kachkarske-Rosy Luxemburg villages
Why will you not release Nadiya Savchenko, Mr Putin?
PACE deligate Nadia Savchenko stays on hunger for 65 days in Russian inprisonment
Arrest sanctioned of Tymoshenko judge Kireyev; Real lustration stalled
Last week it was progress on dealing with judges who are widely seen to have compromised themselves and Ukraine’s justice system through politically motivated rulings during EuroMaidan
Ukraine Has its Head in the Sand on Rome Statute
On January 2, the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine (NSDC) proclaimed that Ukraine must not ratify the Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC) until Russia does the same.
Investigation of deadly incident near Volnovakha on 13 January 2015
On 13 January 2015 a Grad rocket attack was carried out in the area of a checkpoint of the Ukrainian armed forces, which is located 2 km north of the city of Volnovakha on territory controlled by the Ukrainian government
Ratification of the Rome Statute as part of Ukraine’s fulfilment of its obligations
Ratification of the Rome Statute as part of Ukraine’s fulfilment of its obligations
Rally in Commemoration of Killed Euromaidan Activists
Thousands of people gathered in Independence Square to rally in commemoration of three activists killed during Euromaidan
Why Ukraine’s government is afraid of ratification of the Rome Statute
The first talks since 2001 concerning the ratification of the Rome Statute have begun
