Yevhen Zakharov
People continue to disappear in the occupied territories
If a person starts expressing on his/her blog, then he/she is subjected to repressions
Ukraine leads the European countries in the number of suicides – human rights defenders
There is a stable tendency of prevalence of death rate over birth rate in Ukraine
In Crimea court once again left Chiygoz in custody (updated)
Chiygoz himself considers that his arrest is dictated solely by the desire to frighten the Crimean Tatar people
Eliminating discrimination or reporting to the UN?
What good are laws that fail to protect victims of discrimination or action plans that never include budget for their implementation?
Draft law on amnesty in 2016 should be reviewed – human rights activists
Article 2 of the law on amnesty in 2016 requires careful revision and change
1.8 million IDPs Registered by the Ministry of Social Policy
Since the beginning of this year, beneficiaries have received a total of 1,416,106 UAH.
Author of report on Holodomor included in Russia’s list of ‘extremists’
The lawyer presented the report "Soviet genocide in Ukraine" in New York in September 1951. Since then, the report has been published in 28 languages.
Police to have limited access to information about citizens – human rights activist
The Ukraine’s national police employees will monitor human rights in detention facilities and accept complaints against law enforcers.
ICC launches investigation into Russian-Georgian conflict
Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court requested authorisation to initiate an investigation into the conflict in South Ossetia
Donbas special status should be approved on referendum only – Zakharov
The Constitution and legal procedures should not be neglected while granting special status to Donbas territories.
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
