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Women with disabilities share about their experience with volunteering and inclusion amidst the war in Ukraine
In this article, women with disabilities shared their experiences of living through the war, the challenges they face, particularly in the context of gender equality, and their plans for the post-war future
At least six thousand people remain in “internats” on the occupied territories
Human rights defenders call upon Ministries and other responsible bodies to assess the situation with internats in the war-affected areas and organize the evacuation of those that can be evacuated as soon as possible.
95 executions in Donbas
Human rights defenders recorded 11 cases of executions by Ukrainian military
Human rights defenders demand a transparent competition for the post of Ombudsman
Representatives of the Human Rights Information Centre, the Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, the Center for Civil Liberties, the Amnesty International, the Freedom House took part in the action
Crimean Tatar Media in Crimea: situation in 2014 – 2016
Fighting for the principles
“Time for appeals and pleas passed. Putin is a man of war understands only weapon”, – Chubarov
Politician believs that Russia should be disconnected from the SWIFT, the system of international bank transactions
In Chernihiv migrant was attacked at temporary residence centre
The victim is in intensive care unit
Gerashchenko predicts the abolition of “Savchenko law” already in February
"Frauds and corrupt officials were released pre-term..."
Tandit said the new number of hostages in the Donbass
In the near future Ukraine will hand over 15 hostages from the list of DPR and LPR
Charges were brought against Ukrainian activist Balukh in Crimea
Ukrainian denies his guilt
Parachute jumping for protection of human rights. How FightForRight visually impaired activists conquered sky
Extreme sports lovers, bright, courageous, resolute in defending their rights... It's all about #FightForRight action participants
FSB called the detained journalist of the Ukrinform an intelligence colonel
Ukrainian intelligence denies that Sushchenko was its employee
Why will visually impaired teenagers not read a new book about Harry Potter?
I wrote more than 100 emails and Facebook messages to businesses, donors, partners, and publishers, philanthropists – I received few answers and no funds
Ukrainian Ombudsperson Office concerned by collecting personal information about public servants on Internet
Media lawyers oppose a ban on web pages with collected data of civil servants
Amnesty 2016: What is so dangerous about amnesty law
The amnesty law must be properly considered, human rights activists insist
Without right to justice: Occupation power of Crimea delays consideration of appeal of political prisoner Andriy Kolomiets
The man will soon mark four months in custody
Term ‘disabled’ recognized inappropriate in Ukrainian legislation
The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine has adopted the law, which provides for amending the law of Ukraine on ratification of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and its Optional Protocol
Prisoners Do Not Receive Adequate Medical Care either in Captivity or Afterwards
Medical Problems Remain Even after Captivity...
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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
