Donetsk
Every fourth IDP not to return home
Only 26% of respondents intend to return home in next few years.
Off the radars. What do captives of Donbas go through?
Today, on the International Day for the Abolition of Slavery, we can speak about a phenomenon which has been a sort of parallel reality to us - the captives.
Homophobic motivation helps murderer get minimum sentence
The Kharkiv district court gave the murderer of a gay the minimum sentence
Sasha. ‘Degree of help may be different’
Sasha is one of those volunteers, who were the first to provide assistance to the displaced persons from Crimea and eastern Ukraine.
Bezler suspected of homicide
The investigation is complicated by the fact that the territory, where the crime was committed, is still terrorist-controlled.
Anti-Semitism flourishes in ‘DPR’, ‘LPR’
The leaders of the self-proclaimed republics use anti-Semitism in the propaganda rhetoric.
‘Genocide’ at ATO checkpoints – queues grow threefold
The human rights activists urges the parties to the armed conflict to open new corridors for civilians.
International Criminal Court receives over 300 evidence of crimes in Donbas
Ukrainian authorities do not have sufficient capacity to ensure effective and impartial investigations into all reported cases of war crimes and crimes against humanity in southeast Ukraine - expert
Witness in Srebrenica massacre case found dead in Hague hotel
Dusan Dunjic was a defence witness in the war crimes case against former Bosnian Serb general.
Reforms are impossible in Ukraine without renewed judicial system – Justice Minister
Justice Minister of Ukraine believes that reforms in Ukraine cannot be conducted without final renewal of the judiciary.
The Hague starts investigation into armed conflict in South Ossetia
The expert claims this case will show whether it is possible prosecute Russia for military actions in Ukraine
Human rights activists collect testimonies of detainees in Donbas for the Hague
The detainees were tortured and were not provided with basic custodial conditions in illegal places of detention in Donbas.
Most independent journalists leave Donetsk – human rights activists
The reporters experience threats and violence on part of separatists as well as representatives of the Ukrainian volunteer battalions in some cases.
Ukrainians adopt more children than foreigners do
Adoption is considered to be the best way of settlement in a family.
Kyiv Prosecutor’s Office refuses initiate proceedings against Poroshenko
The lawyer will appeal against the actions of the Kyiv prosecutor’s office in the Pechersk district court of Kyiv, The first court hearing will be held on October 6.
Liusia. “I don’t like term ‘IDPs’”
"You can postpone a war but never jazz." We went to listen to jazz, when the administration was seized, the radio was seized.
Map recording threats to journalists in Europe relaunches and expands to Russia, Ukraine and Belarus
Index on Censorship, the European Federation of Journalists and Reporters Without Borders are delighted to announce the expansion and redesign of Mapping Media Freedom
30 years since death of dissident poet Vasyl Stus marked today
Ukrainian dissident poet Vasyl Stus, posthumously named a Hero of Ukraine, died in the Perm-36 camp, after he had gone on hunger strike.
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Колонки
What triggers world wars?
Forced filming in propaganda: How Russians use civilian hostages to strengthen their power
Torture in the occupied territories: global consequences of terror
Life without basics: Struggle of Zakhar’s Family in war-torn Mariupol
