European Union
Visa-free regime for Ukrainians may be postponed
The EU may postpone decision on visa-free regime for Ukrainians, as well as citizens of Georgia and Kosovo until September
Former Ukraine’s Constitutional Court judge: Constitution cannot be amended under conditions of martial law
Former judge of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine Viktor Shyshkin describes the constitutional amendments voting day as "Black Thursday"
European Court of Justice rules migrants cannot be jailed for illegal entry
Court ruled that the migrants staying illegally should instead be returned to the country from which they came
Verkhovna Rada asks international organizations to protect Crimean Tatars
Before the vote, Chairman of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people Refat Chubarov delivered a speech from the rostrum
Every third Ukrainian citizen experiences employment discrimination
Every third Ukrainian citizen (33%) considers employment and employment relations to be the field where discrimination is experienced the most
Two years after Odesa tragedy: What is the investigation progress?
48 people were killed, about 300 people were injured, more than a hundred people were detained as a result of seven-hour clashes in Odesa
Ukrainian activists with disabilities looking for easier way to Schengen area
Inaffordability of visa application and transportation costs is one of the essential visa barriers for people with disabilities in Ukraine
UN representative taken captive in Donetsk
The representative of the United Nations has been taken captive in Donbas
Five fatal flaws
The experts of the Human Rights Agenda platform insist on the immediate elimination of threats enshrined in the constitutional reform
Turkey massively deporting refugees to Syria – Amnesty International
Amnesty International human rights organization states about the large-scale forced returns of refugees from Turkey to Syria
Ukrainian national Ivan Teleguz facing death penalty in US
Ivan Teleguz, a Ukrainian national, is scheduled to be executed in Virginia on April 13.
Europe has solidarity crisis rather than migrant crisis – human rights activist
Expert notes that the public now should advocate for establishment of the safe routes for the asylum seekers
Klimkin asks ICRC to monitor conditions in Crimean prisons more carefully
Foreign Minister of Ukraine Pavlo Klimkin has called on the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) to monitor conditions in the Crimean prisons more carefully.
Tragedy of May 2: Case of ex-chief of Odesa police submitted to court
He faces up to ten years in prison
Ukraine’s Parliament passes revised anti-discrimination legislation
We suggest amending the Criminal Code and removing the criminal liability under the articles relating to discrimination while strengthening administrative liability
European activists go on hunger strike to support Savchenko
The initiative belongs to the members of the Council of Europe
European Parliament notes ‘unprecedented level of human rights abuses against Crimean Tatars’
The resolution again underscores unlawfulness of Crimea's occupation by Russia
EU praises yesterday’s vote on constitutional amendments
This is an important step towards strengthening the judiciary, the European officials claim
