discrimination
Expert: Residents of residential care facility, where boy was burnt, looked intimidated during inspection
When the NPM monitoring group visited Snyatyn residential care facility, its residents looked intimidated and refused to communicate
Ukrainian Ombudsperson complains to UN Special Rapporteur about lack of long-term solutions for IDPs
Two years have passed since hundreds of thousands of people were forced to leave their homes and move to safer territory
FSB does not release Umerov from the psychiatric clinic – Feygin
Umerov’s lawyers cannot meet with Russian FSB investigator
Roma people leave Odesa region village where girl was killed
August 27, the body of a girl born in 2007 was found in the village of Loshchynivka of Izmail district of Odesa region with signs of violent death. A Roma community representative was detained on suspicion of murder
Shokin sues ‘Scheme’ journalists for TV story about estates
He states “it will be a very serious lawsuit”
Ukrainian Prosecutor General’s Office search people involved in assistance to Berkut officers
The elements of a sniper rifle were found in a pond
Guard of Moscow’s gay club beats visitor with disability because of his wheelchair
Beaten Dmitry Zhdanov is known for his activities in defense of the rights of orphans
Experts: Representatives of Ukrainian state and institutions use tortures
In 2015, Ukraine lost 14 cases in ECHR over use of torture. The claimants have received over 150,000 euros in compensation from the state budget.
Aggression towards People with “Unusual” Appearance on the Rise in Crimea
There was an attack on one guy because “he was just wearing an earring
Crimean journalist charged with violation of Russia’s territorial integrity
The Russian security officers carry out a search at home of a Crimean journalist. The journalist is reportedly Radio Liberty correspondent Nikolai Semyonov, who works for the Crimea. Realities project
New government promises to reform courts, police and restore country’s integrity
The program of the new Government led by Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman consists of 16 points and provides for the reforms in a number of fields
Crimean activist Kostenko discriminated in Russian colony – lawyer
Crimean resident and Euromaidan activist Oleksandr Kostenko is being discriminated on the grounds of nationality in a Russian colony
Four ex-traffic policemen sentenced in Euromaidan case
The court ruled to fine the ex-traffic policemen and prohibit them from holding the posts in the state authorities for two years
Both parties to conflict in Donbas involved in war crimes – Amnesty International
Both parties to the conflict in Donbas are involved in the war crimes, in particular in torture of the captives
ECHR to consider over 2,000 applications over conflict in Ukraine
Since the beginning of the year, the Court has received about 450 applications from eastern Ukraine
Ukraine’s Parliament passes revised anti-discrimination legislation
We suggest amending the Criminal Code and removing the criminal liability under the articles relating to discrimination while strengthening administrative liability
Lviv café employees, who kicked out a guy with cerebral palsy, involved in public works
The restaurant also promised to develop a special training program for its employees on servicing the people with disabilities
Human rights activists urge not to ‘legitimize military dictatorships’ in Donbas
The human rights activists insist that amnesty and elections in Donbas raise concerns under such conditions
Columns
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
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
