Odessa
Emin Huseynov is free and safe
Early Saturday morning, the Azerbaijani human rights defender Emin Huseynov, after spending over 10 months at the Swiss Embassy in Baku, where he was hosted for humanitarian reasons
Eight Journalists Killed in Ukraine in Past Year
In connection to World Press Freedom Day, the Independent Media Trade Union of Ukraine (NMPU) has reported on its website that eight local and foreign journalists were killed in Ukraine in 2014
Russia Today, or why Odesa May 2 is different from Baltimore
Imagine that a television channel broadcasting in Baltimore reported on a fire started by accident in which a number of Afro-Americans had died, but claimed that it had been deliberately lit. Would there be any means of preventing a lie that could potentially cause still greater riots and even deaths?
Odesa May 2 Investigation: A Failed Test for Ukrainian Justice
A test of justice for Ukraine’s law enforcement bodies in investigation of the May 2 tragedy in Odessa have been failed. The bitterness, sense of betrayal and of alienation generated by miscarriages of justice will divide Ukrainians just as effectively as Russian lies about a ‘massacre’
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A letter from unfreedom. Read a message from Bogdan Ziza, an artist and a Crimean political prisoner
I sewed up vaginal tears with veterinary needle and capron for sails: Story of gynecologist from Izyum
Which cities do the most for the integration of IDPs in Ukraine?
Ukraine: NGOs need EU help
