General Prosecutor's Office of Ukraine
Families of Heavenly Hundred demand explanations from Avakov and Lutsenko regarding the escape of former “Berkut” officers to Russia
Relatives of the Heavenly Hundred urge the General Prosecutor’s Office to closely monitor all activities and locations of the suspects and the public to monitor the court sessions
The Prosecutor General’s Office is pressuring the Public Integrity Council
The Prosecutor’s search in Automaidan activist Mykola Sydorkin is a pressure on his project “Prosud”, which writes about expansive estates and cars of Ukrainian judges, as well as on the Public Integrity Council. The Automaidan press secretary Kateryna Butko told the “Ukrainska Pravda”, commenting on the searches in connection with the alleged surveillance of the […]
UN: Donbas conflict leads to significant restrictions on freedom of expression and association in Ukraine
The armed conflict has led to significant restrictions on freedom of expression, assembly, association and religion throughout Ukraine
MP Zalishchuk: Public representatives should develop new strategy for Rome Statute ratification
Supporters of the International Criminal Court (ICC) should develop a new strategy to achieve ratification of the Rome Statute, which will allow Ukraine to become a member of the court
Russia rejects all proposals to extradite Crimean prisoners to Ukraine – Ukrainian Ombudsperson
Ukrainian Ombudsperson expressed her full readiness to launch active measures to extradite the prisoners from the occupied Crimea
Ukraine’s PGO identifies another two Berkut officers involved in shooting Euromaidan activists
More than 20 former officers of the Berkut force are on wanted list now.
‘Inconvenient’ investigators squeezed out of PGO through reorganization mechanism – Horbatiuk
The Prosecutor General's Office of Ukraine uses a mechanism to squeeze out the investigators, “inconvenient” for the leadership
Amnesty International urges to secure Ukrainian lawyers
The Ukrainian authorities must secure lawyers of Russian servicemen
Ukrainian national Ivan Teleguz facing death penalty in US
Ivan Teleguz, a Ukrainian national, is scheduled to be executed in Virginia on April 13.
Prosecutor General’s Office wants to look for American money at Anti-Corruption Action Center
The Anti-Corruption Action Center views this criminal proceeding as an excuse to launch the criminal prosecution of its staff, who has publicly criticized the work of the Prosecutor General's Office leadership
Prosecutor General’s Office to stop investigation into crimes against Maidan because of Parliament
the Prosecutor General’s Office has repeatedly asked the Parliament to vote for necessary amendments
Yanukovych was ready to resort to murder to stop Euromaidan – PGO
According to the Prosecutor General's Office, the former government developed a plan to terminate the Revolution of Dignity
Evacuation from Svatove not organized properly – human rights activists
The town residents were not warned about danger and the bomb shelters were not identified.
Nineteen Roma children left homeless as a result of domestic conflict in Mukachevo
The victims claim that the local police delay investigation into arson and death threats
Yatsenyuk suggests depriving Prosecutor General’s Office of investigation functions
The Transparency International Ukraine claims that the authorities try to establish the control over the anti-corruption bodies through the Prosecutor General.
Activists bring straitjacket for Ukraine’s Prosecutor General
The Prosecutor General is required to fulfill the conditions necessary to get visa-free regime for Ukraine.
Yanukovych, Yefremov, Kaletnik and others suspected in the case of “the laws of January 16”
The MPs violated the procedure for forming the agenda, discussing the bills, personal voting, the count of votes.
‘Mobile investigators’ to investigate ATO crimes more effectively – human rights activists
The state should upscale the human and financial resources to investigate international crimes.
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