Freedom House
Human rights defenders recorded 95 cases of involvement of children in armed conflict in the Donbas
Children were used to perform armed duty at checkpoints as fighters, served as guards, mailpersons, secretaries, or for work in the kitchen
In Crimea the arrest of Alushta editor extended until May 4
The detained journalist and deputy have stopped the hunger strike started on March 31
Court of occupied Crimea dismissed appeal against arrest of Kurbedinov
“The court consulted for a long time, for about one and a half – nearly two hours..."
Ukraine will complement Avdiivka to claim to International Court of Justice against Russia
The shelling of civilian infrastructure – is a serious crime..."
Ukraine goes down to 38th place in Freedom on the Net 2016 ranking
Ukraine remains to be a partly free country.
Lawyer Polozov says he is tried to be ousted from Crimea
Russian lawyer Nikolai Polozov believes that the Russian government wants to make his work impossible in the annexed Crimea
Freedom House describes Russia’s Duma elections in Crimea as ‘anything but free and fair’
The voting was anything but free and fair
Database of owners of cars with Ukrainian number plates created in Crimea
The traffic police in Russian-occupied Crimea caution owners of cars with Ukrainian number plates
Ukraine described as “partly free” in Internet freedom ranking
The study shows that situation in Kazakhstan, Russia, Belarus and Uzbekistan is much worse than in Ukraine.
Crimea Labeled as Worst of the Worst on Freedom of Speech
In the Freedom House report “Freedom of the Press 2015: Harsh Laws and Violence Drive Global Decline,” Crimea received 94 points out of a possible 100 (with 100 being the worst)
Chubarov Reacts to Opening of Stalin Monument in Crimea
Those who defended the installation of a monument to Stalin in Livadia, will "be uprooting it with their bare hands
Columns
More than 60 Crimean political prisoners are already in need of urgent medical care: How to solve this problem
Ukrainian parliament appeals for NATO membership as foundation for lasting peace
Ukraine rejects “pacifying the aggressor” as a path to peace
“Appeasement never works”: Lessons from Bosnia’s post-war justice
