The Hague Tribunal
International Criminal Court continues gathering evidence of Russia’s involvement in fighting in Donbas
The International Criminal Court has decided to continue collecting the evidence of Russia’s involvement in the conflict in Donetsk and Luhansk regions
Education Ministry wants to introduce university quotas for Crimean residents
The bill providing for introduction of quotas for Crimean residents to enroll in Ukrainian universities has been registered in the Parliament
UN mission to examine demining prospects in Donbas
The experts will arrive on January 23 and will work for two weeks
‘Mobile investigators’ to investigate ATO crimes more effectively – human rights activists
The state should upscale the human and financial resources to investigate international crimes.
Police not interested in investigating homophobic crimes – experts
It does not improve statistics, does not increase performance, does not influence salary size.
International aid to displaced people not reaches small towns
The exact number of the internally displaced persons (IDPs) is unknown, and the restriction of freedom of movement makes it difficult to deliver aid.
Ukrainians urged to sign petition for the Rome Statute ratification
The e-petition will be considered, if it gathers at least 25,000 signatures
FSB behind Dzhemilev’s Ban on Entrance to Crimea
The decision to ban the leader of the Crimean Tatar people from entry to the peninsula was made by the FSB (Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation). The FSB has noted the paperwork of the respective resolution is missing
Parliament Decides on Hague Tribunal Jurisdiction
Parliament Decides on Hague Tribunal Jurisdiction
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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
Liberia demands Russia immediately halt aggression and restore Crimea to Ukraine
