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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.
People with intellectual disabilities have right to family
Being in relationship free from abuse, violence and coercion is the elementary thing, which should be provided for the people with intellectual disabilities
Transferring prisoners from DPR to Ukraine
The closer you are driving up to the borders of the breakaway republic, the more artifacts of war you come across
Is the Council of Judges able to ascertain the truth in case of inconvenient judge?
What should be done for the Council of Judges of Ukraine to start to consider an appeal of a judge over pressure and interference in his work on part of the chiefs?
Do YOU See Discrimination? It Sees You
A presentation of the educational campaign "Discrimination limits. Counteract!" took place on March 24th during the XII International Documentary Film Festival Docudays UA
Darling, March 8th is Your Day… If You Live until Then
In the middle of March hysteria, I would like to add a spoonful of tar to the holiday.
Russia Is Becoming the Center of World Nationalism
There is an old wisdom, "A man is known by the company he keeps." Let us find out who is Putin’s “company” in Europe
Putin is a Modern-day Hitler
The Chairman of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people Refat Chubarov is convinced that the current situation with the Crimean Tatars is a modern-day deportation
Never Again?
“Price of a Jew in occupied Kiev: two loafs of bread, 50 marks and a pint of oil," recalls Olexander Sklyarovsky who survived the Nazi occupation of Kyiv during World War II
A Crimean Carol: Journey Home for the Holidays
Every time I would go back to my native Crimea, I eagerly waited to see the salt-grizzled Syvash out of the train window
