constitution
Ukraine’s High Council of Justice refuses to dismiss judge who arrested Euromaidan activist
Judge unfoundedly arrested Euromaidan activist, photographer Maryan Havryliv for two months
From ‘super body’ to effective system
What role do new constitutional amendments play in the reform of Ukrainian prosecutor's office?
Ukrainian constitutional amendments related to judiciary officially published
The document is a part of package of judicial reform, within which MPs have already approved new version of the law on judicial system and status of judges
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"
Commissioner for Children’s Rights: Every 30th child in Ukraine brought up in residential facility
More than 100,000 children in Ukraine are brought up in residential facilities. 90% of them got there because of poverty of their parents, inability to bring up children on their own, developmental disorders
EU looks forward to approval of amendments to Ukrainian Constitution on decentralisation
Brussels expects Ukraine to approve the constitutional amendments related to decentralisation and other important reforms
Human rights defenders demand to stop prosecution of children forced into armed conflict
“Protection of children's rights during an armed conflict is the top-priority task for the state. Is there anyone more important than children?"
Open letter to President, MPs and government members
The Ukrainian state power was usurped by certain political and oligarchic groups
Samopomich faction: Passed constitutional amendments will allow establishing control over judicial system
The lawmakers explained that, despite some positive norms of the bill, the document contains a lot of high-risk aspects
Ukrainian Parliament passes constitutional amendments related to judiciary
Over 335 MPs voted in favor of the bill
Venice Commission notes slowdown in Ukraine’s judiciary reform
The European Commission for Democracy through Law (the Venice Commission) notes the slowdown in the constitutional reform of the judiciary in Ukraine
Sentsov, Kolchenko convoyed from remand prison in Rostov
Filmmaker Oleg Sentsov, sentenced to 20 years in prison, is transferred to Irkutsk while activist Kolchenko is transferred to Chelyabinsk
Constitutional reform: Active population and passive authorities
The results of two-year survey on constitutional reform in Ukraine among the population
EU praises yesterday’s vote on constitutional amendments
This is an important step towards strengthening the judiciary, the European officials claim
Ukraine’s Constitutional Court approves updated draft amendments to Constitution
The Constitutional Court made such a conclusion public at today’s meeting
Almost one-third of Ukrainians believe that president is power holder
Half of Ukrainian citizens have not read the Constitution of Ukraine at all, and about one-third have read only certain sections of the Fundamental Law
Constitutional Court to consider alternative bill on judicial reform
231 MPs voted for the decision
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
