Ukraine's Ministry of Internal Affairs
From hospitals to prisons: 2022 report of Ukrainian Ombudsperson paints grim picture of human rights in custodial settings of Ukraine
Overall, 8% of the Ombudsman's recommendations presented in the report were fully fulfilled by Ukrainian ministries and administrations of the custodial settings, 62% were being implemented, and 30% were not fulfilled in 2022
Lawyers will be punished for unethical statements and inaccurate information
The UNBA states that the current version of the Rules corresponds to the European standards and, in particular, to the Code of Conduct of the Council of Bars and Law Societies of Europe (CCBE)
Families of Heavenly Hundred demand explanations from Avakov and Lutsenko regarding the escape of former “Berkut” officers to Russia
Relatives of the Heavenly Hundred urge the General Prosecutor’s Office to closely monitor all activities and locations of the suspects and the public to monitor the court sessions
At night unknown persons set doors of Institute of National Remembrance on fire
"They haven’t left “their mark” this time”
Lawyers of Nebesna Sotnya told what slows persecution of perpetrators of crimes during Euromaidan
Without political will, legislative changes, cleansing of law enforcement agencies it is impossible to investigate cases of Euromaidan
Girl died during the shelling in Donetsk region – Abroskin
Girl looks like she is 25 years old in appearence, her identity is being established
Every fifth Ukrainian justify crimes during the warfare, and 14% think tortures are acceptable
48% of respondents condemned such actions of military personnel, considering that they have to be punished
FSB says it detained another “Ukrainian spy” in Crimea
A former serviceman of the Black Sea Fleet
Training sessions for investigators and local police officers start in Kyiv region
Training will last one year
Ukrainian Interior Minister wants to introduce ‘presumption of rightness’ for police
The Interior Ministry of Ukraine will submit to the Parliament a bill on "presumption of rightness for the police officers"
Ukraine’s Deputy Minister for Occupied Territories: Militants use prisoners as ‘labor army’ in occupied territories
It is referred to about several thousand people
Crimean prosecutor’s office threatens to punish Ukrainians for participation in events dedicated to Independence Day
Activist of the Ukrainian Cultural Center of Crimea received a warning notice from the prosecutor of Simferopol
Ukrainian Prosecutor General: Euromaidan activist helps Berkut officers flee Kyiv
The law enforcer also found the weapons of the Berkut officers
Activists in Kyiv offer German politicians to have sex with cut condom
Germany wants to reduce financing of Global Fund
Former Interior Ministry officer suspected of organizing violence during Euromaidan protests
More than 29 protesters and 22 media representatives were injured as a result of unlawful order
Court prolongs custodial term for ex-Berkut officers until August 7
Next court hearing is scheduled for June 16
Ukraine’s PGO identifies another two Berkut officers involved in shooting Euromaidan activists
More than 20 former officers of the Berkut force are on wanted list now.
Ukraine commemorates victims of deportation of Crimean Tatars
Today, Ukraine commemorates victims of deportation of the Crimean Tatar people
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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
Liberia demands Russia immediately halt aggression and restore Crimea to Ukraine
