Ukrainian Foreign Ministry
In Crimea arrested journalist Nazimov is abused by law enforcers
Beatings and physical violence took place directly in the court
Almost every 10th policeman justifies tortures – study
This opinion is also supported by 6% of judges and 8% of journalists
Ukraine will discuss the arrest of Kurbedinov at meetings of OSCE, United Nations and European Council
Ministry of Foreign Affairs promises to raise this issue in all daily agendas
PACE urges Russia to release Roman Sushchenko and stop the persecution of Crimean journalists
The adopted document contains no claims against the Ukraine, but notes the reforms in the media
Ukrainian consul finally allowed to visit journalist Sushchenko in Moscow remand prison
The meeting lasted for three hours
Ukraine’s High Specialized Court explains why prosecutors not stop investigating crimes against Maidan
The investigative bodies of the prosecutor’s office will hand over the files of criminal proceedings to the State Bureau of Investigation when it will start to work
Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry demands release of detainees in ‘case of February 26’
The Ministry reminds about harassment of the Crimean Tatars by the occupying power and the facts of forced deportation.
One-third of ‘visa-free’ recommendations already implemented – Ukraine’s Foreign Minister
Ukraine still should to settle the issues of protection of refugees and issuance of ID-cards instead of passports.
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.
Ukraine’s Parliament obliges media to disclose their beneficial owners
Ukraine’s Parliament bans legal entities and natural persons, registered in offshore zones, and residents of the aggressor state from creating Ukrainian media
Russia introduces selective justice
Comments of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine
Human Rights Advocates: New Wave of Repressions in Crimea
The arrest of Euromaidan activist Oleksandr Kostenko on February 8th in Crimea grossly violates the norms of international law
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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
