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Crimean Tatars are systematically pursued after the annexation of Crimea – Amnesty International
News - 16 December 2016

Crimean Tatars are systematically pursued after the annexation of Crimea – Amnesty International

Crimean Tatar people have been deliberately targeted by the de facto local and Russian authorities

Head of Ukraine’s National Police Khatia Dekanoidze resigns
News - 14 November 2016

Head of Ukraine’s National Police Khatia Dekanoidze resigns

She named three main components for the independent police

Ukrainian National Police Head: 900 cases opened over illegal actions of police
News - 20 October 2016

Ukrainian National Police Head: 900 cases opened over illegal actions of police

About 900 proceedings have been initiated against police officers for just a few months

Training sessions for investigators and local police officers start in Kyiv region
Articles - 27 September 2016

Training sessions for investigators and local police officers start in Kyiv region

Training will last one year

Head of Ukraine’s National Police explains necessity of ‘presumption of rightness of police officer’
News - 27 September 2016

Head of Ukraine’s National Police explains necessity of ‘presumption of rightness of police officer’

The Head of the Ukrainian National Police explained the need for legislative securing the presumption of rightness of a police officer

Ukrainian Ombudsperson asks Military Prosecutor’s Office to report on inmates of ‘secret prisons’
News - 06 September 2016

Ukrainian Ombudsperson asks Military Prosecutor’s Office to report on inmates of ‘secret prisons’

Pursuant to the international standards, each report on torture and ill-treatment should be followed by an effective investigation

Prosecutor’s Office to find out whether journalists Sheremet, Prytula were spied upon
News - 25 July 2016

Prosecutor’s Office to find out whether journalists Sheremet, Prytula were spied upon

Lutsenko wants also to find those who released video from Sheremet’s parking lot to the Internet

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Articles

15 September

‘The most frightening moment is when you are left on your own’: How Crimean Solidarity supported people for 10 years

14 September

From defending students’ rights to an ‘informal chat’ with the Security Service of Ukraine – all it takes is one protest: What is happening to Priama Diia?

31 August

‘I found out about the criminal case from the news’: Why Russia orders the arrest of journalists in absentia and what risks this poses to them

31 August

‘Justice must be restored’: Ukraine puts ‘judge’ who sentenced journalist Semena in occupied Crimea on trial

28 August

‘I’m not a spy – I just want to live here’: What children leaving occupied territories go through

Instructions

22 July

Kremlin prisoners: How to write a letter to political a prisoner

Columns

Fighting a ‘holy war’: Why a sacralised war resists Western strategy

Olena Shevchyk

18 September

Fighting a ‘holy war’: Why a sacralised war resists Western strategy

“Reaching an agreement with the US on what we disagree on”: What the campaign against ICC means for Ukraine

Kateryna Rashevska

23 July

“Reaching an agreement with the US on what we disagree on”: What the campaign against ICC means for Ukraine

ICC must remain free from political pressure to bring justice to victims of world’s gravest crimes

Tomoko Akane

17 July

ICC must remain free from political pressure to bring justice to victims of world’s gravest crimes

Only 5% of those responsible for deporting Ukrainian children face global sanctions

Olena Kondratiuk

06 May

Only 5% of those responsible for deporting Ukrainian children face global sanctions

The human safari: How Russia weaponized precision against Ukrainian civilians

Vitalii Poberezhnyi

06 April

The human safari: How Russia weaponized precision against Ukrainian civilians

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