International Criminal Court
Ukraine can prove Russia’s guilt at International Criminal Court – diplomat
Ukraine can prove the involvement of Russia in the war crimes in Donbas and Crimea
Submission of new PGO’s materials on Maidan to ICC under threat – lawyer
Submission of new materials of the Prosecutor General’s Office of Ukraine (PGO) on crimes committed during Maidan protests to the International Criminal Court (ICC) is under threat
MPs voice support for ratification of Rome Statute
Joining the International Criminal Court means showing the world that there is no place for impunity for the most serious crimes in Ukraine
Mother of Gennady Afanasyev: ‘World’s attention could save lives of our children’
Russia continues practice of harassment of Ukrainians in its territory, as well as in the occupied Crimea
UN mission to examine demining prospects in Donbas
The experts will arrive on January 23 and will work for two weeks
Ukraine cannot accept ICC jurisdiction ‘because of servicemen’ – Presidential Administration
"The acceptance of the jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court will cause both potentially positive effects and certain risks for Ukraine"
Top five key events of 2015 in Ukraine
Human Rights Information Centre summarizes the key human rights events of 2015 in Ukraine
‘Mobile investigators’ to investigate ATO crimes more effectively – human rights activists
The state should upscale the human and financial resources to investigate international crimes.
Ukraine offered to use international mechanism to investigate international crimes
Experts recommend extending the mandate of the legal mechanism to investigate corruption crimes
Police not interested in investigating homophobic crimes – experts
It does not improve statistics, does not increase performance, does not influence salary size.
Human rights activists collect testimonies of detainees in Donbas for the Hague
The detainees were tortured and were not provided with basic custodial conditions in illegal places of detention in Donbas.
Activists urge to simplify exit from conflict zone for displaced persons with children
The internally displaced persons should be granted right to vote. In addition, crossing of the demarcation line for those with small children should be simplified.
International aid to displaced people not reaches small towns
The exact number of the internally displaced persons (IDPs) is unknown, and the restriction of freedom of movement makes it difficult to deliver aid.
Ukrainians urged to sign petition for the Rome Statute ratification
The e-petition will be considered, if it gathers at least 25,000 signatures
Prisoners held in occupied territories want serve sentence in Ukraine
About a thousand prisoners, now held in the occupied territories of Donbas, want to continue serving sentence in the facilities of the penitentiary system of Ukraine.
FSB behind Dzhemilev’s Ban on Entrance to Crimea
The decision to ban the leader of the Crimean Tatar people from entry to the peninsula was made by the FSB (Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation). The FSB has noted the paperwork of the respective resolution is missing
Flashmob: Crimea Is Ukraine
On Saturday, February 28th, about two hundred activists took part in the flashmob "Crimea is Ukraine" in the center of Kyiv
Parliament Decides on Hague Tribunal Jurisdiction
Parliament Decides on Hague Tribunal Jurisdiction
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
