propaganda
Research: Russian propagandists have changed methods of influencing residents of occupied territories
The expert stressed that there is a need for a constant presence of voices from the occupied territories in the Ukrainian information space and at the international level
How Kremlin propaganda in the occupied territories of Ukraine has changed over 10 years
ZMINA traced how propaganda rhetoric has changed over the ten years of occupation of the Luhansk region and talked to media experts about narratives of Russian propaganda in the occupied territories of Ukraine, using the example of publications between 2015 and 2024
Forced filming in propaganda: How Russians use civilian hostages to strengthen their power
For the most part, relatives who contacted the ZMINA Human Rights Center complained that the occupiers did not inform them about the circumstances or the detention of their loved ones
Ukraine: NGOs need EU help
Ukraine is moving to undo a March 2017 law that imposed an excessive burden on anti-corruption activists to publicly report their income and assets. That's good...
In Crimea children are taught to love war from toddlerhood – human rights defenders
"There is a replacement of concepts in the Crimea, when war is presented as a celebration..."
Look at Crimea from Russian Kremlin
Was demonstrated by foreign journalists, invited to the annexed peninsula by Russia Today TV channel
Amnesty International demands to overturn ban on Communist Party in Ukraine
Banning the Party in Ukraine is a flagrant violation of freedom of expression and association, reads the statement of the Amnesty International.
Apple sued for gay emoticons in Russia
The company may face suspension of operations in the territory of Russia or a fine of 1 million rubles.
Ukrainian judges to pass tests in September
In September, the High Qualification Commission of Judges of Ukraine will start testing judges. The overall testing process will last for two years
Hurry-scurry counterpropaganda: Should Russian books be banned in Ukraine?
The Human Rights Information Centre correspondents find out whether such a step is reasonable amidst fighting in eastern Ukraine
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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
