Ukraine's Ministry of Internal Affairs
Two years after Odesa tragedy: What is the investigation progress?
48 people were killed, about 300 people were injured, more than a hundred people were detained as a result of seven-hour clashes in Odesa
Houseless people of Portland, or Humanity lesson on Easter day
A person may have no own house but every person should have home
Ukraine can stop construction of Kerch Strait bridge, but takes no measures – experts
Ukraine has at least three mechanisms of international law to stop the construction of the Kerch Strait bridge by Russia
Amendments to Constitution can be approved at any session of Verkhovna Rada – Constitutional Court’s ruling
Voting for the final amendments to the Constitution can take place at any session of the Verkhovna Rada, not at the session immediately after that the amendments were pre-approved at
Equality Festival participants blocked in Lviv hotel
According to the festival's organizer, about "300 right wing activists" gathered near the hotel
UN should set up hybrid tribunal in Ukraine – human rights activist
Mykola Kozyrev notes that the Ukrainian authorities still do not conduct systematic work on documenting international crimes
Ukrainian authorities not interested in investigation into Odesa tragedy – UN report
There is no progress in prosecuting people responsible for deaths of 48 people in Odesa on 2 May 2014.
System meets attempts to reform PGO with punitive measures – Deputy Prosecutor General Sakvarelidze
PGO has recently opened seven proceedings against its employees over last four months
Yanukovych was ready to resort to murder to stop Euromaidan – PGO
According to the Prosecutor General's Office, the former government developed a plan to terminate the Revolution of Dignity
MPs to try to improve law on decommunization
The bill, inter alia, narrows the list of symbols of totalitarian regimes and gives accurate definition of propaganda
Doctor demands 5,000 hryvnias for saving life of newborn and weak mother
The law enforcement officers continue the investigative actions to establish the facts of other possible cases of bribe taking
Unidentified men in camouflage uniform abduct people in Kherson region – witnesses
There is evidence that the unidentified people were also involved in blocking of the administrative border with Crimea.
Poroshenko not vetoes bills violating bank secrecy
The legislative initiatives grossly violate the human privacy, the human rights activists note
EU disappointed with Poroshenko’s intention to join ICC in just three years
Oksana Syroyid believes that the Criminal Code of Ukraine can be adapted to the Rome Statute provisions during this time
Top five key events of 2015 in Ukraine
Human Rights Information Centre summarizes the key human rights events of 2015 in Ukraine
Сrimes against journalists mostly punished with fines – activists
Four criminal cases were submitted to the court during November 2015
If Ukraine ratifies the Rome Statute, terrorists will forget about amnesty – lawyer
The Interior Ministry should publish the list of top ten terrorists, who torture people, on its website, lawyer Oleh Veremeyenko considers.
Homophobic motivation helps murderer get minimum sentence
The Kharkiv district court gave the murderer of a gay the minimum sentence
Columns
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
