Poland
Chiygoz’s judges refuse to attach the report of human rights defenders to the case
Chiygoz challenged the court once again...
Almost every 10th policeman justifies tortures – study
This opinion is also supported by 6% of judges and 8% of journalists
In Crimea political prisoner Kuku is denied relatives visits for more than a year
Earlier his family could see him in a hurry in the courtroom, but now the hearings are held in closed mode...
Euromadian case: the suspect who provided arms to “titushkas” Zavorotny was released
Activists believe that he will immediately escape to Russia
In Crimea law enforcers detained a Crimean Tatar activist at the courthouse
One of the witnesses started filming the unfolding events, but his phone was knocked out from his hands
Klimkin is outraged by the vandalism on the Polish memorial in Lviv
Police does not indicate the exact time when the incident occurred, but multiple Russian media outlets reported about this on January 9 and revealed photos and videos from the place of the destroyed memorial.
Suspicion within eight criminal cases served against fugitive president Yanukovych
The Prosecutor General's Office of Ukraine has served a notice of suspicion within eight criminal proceedings against ex-president of Ukraine Viktor Yanukovych
Firmer measures to be taken with states not complying with ECHR judgments
The new resolution calls to strictly demand that the governments of state comply with the ECHR judgments.
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What triggers world wars?
Forced filming in propaganda: How Russians use civilian hostages to strengthen their power
Torture in the occupied territories: global consequences of terror
Life without basics: Struggle of Zakhar’s Family in war-torn Mariupol
