Crimea SOS emphasizes that Russian judges and illegal “judges” in the temporarily occupied Crimea shall be held liable for the abovementioned violations within the Ukrainian jurisdiction, the International Criminal Court or under the mechanism of universal jurisdiction and shall be subjected to personal sanctions
Tetyana Pechonchyk emphasized the importance of publicizing information about political prisoners. In her opinion, it is essential to tell the stories of illegally imprisoned Ukrainian citizens, spread them on social media and abroad, put pressure on Russia, initiate new resolutions of the European Parliament, and raise issues at the level of the OSCE and UN bodies so that Ukrainian citizens, political prisoners at risk with complex diseases, are released first and unconditionally
The European Court of Human Rights took into consideration a complaint submitted by lawyers this January from a Ukrainian human rights group Crimea SOS about the illegal detention and persecution by Russian occupying authorities of a civic journalist Iryna Danylovych from Feodosiya in the Eastern part of the Crimean peninsula. In late April of last […]
As well as to expand personal sanctions against those who are involved in the occupation of the Crimea
Зrior to this lawб the penitentiary service released on parole half of the convicts in 2015 - more than 10,000!
The world-famous documentary play tells seven stories of women, who are fighting for the rights in their countries.
The Romani people of Ukraine initiated the flash mob: to take a photo with a broom and tell about a "conventional" Romani person
About one hundred people have come from the uncontrolled territory to the Ukrainian checkpoints as of now
Women are not officially allowed to serve on the front lines in the regular Ukrainian army, so they have to officially register for support positions such as cooks or headquarters staff
Щоп’ятниці отримуйте найцікавіші матеріали тижня: важливі новини та актуальні анонси, розлогі тексти й корисні інструкції.