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Postwar reconstruction: how Ukraine can find its voice in history
Today, we talk a lot about Ukraine’s postwar reconstruction and development. However, the focus is mostly on physical rebuilding. I think this is wrong because that’s not what it is all about. If we focus on the physical restoration of destroyed buildings and infrastructure, this country will not stand a chance against Russian pressure or […]
In Crimea pro-Ukrainian activist Balukh is sentenced to 3 years and 7 months of imprisonment in the colony
The Ukrainian’s defense stated that the case against him was falsified and that the verdict will be appealed in higher instances
Lawyers of Heavenly Hundred heroes submitted to The Hague further evidence of Russia’s involvement in the crimes during Euromaidan
This is the third submission of the materials by the Advocacy Advisory Panel
Several candidates to the Supreme Court on competition wrote decisions that they have previously decided (updated)
According to the Public Integrity Council, such inequality in the competition undermines the credibility of its results
Poroshenko signs law on High Council of Justice
The President thanked the Verkhovna Rada, which listened to his proposal...
Only 29% of the candidates for Supreme Court are not related to judicial system
On the stage of admission HQCJU excluded 45% of lawyer, scientists and candidates with collective experience
Training sessions for investigators and local police officers start in Kyiv region
Training will last one year
Trials of political prisoners in Crimea should be covered by foreign journalists – Crimean journalist
If the local media are afraid to do this...
Ukraine’s Council of Judges opposes renewal of judiciary
Termination of powers of a judge after the expiration of a five-year term is not grounds for termination of employment
Ukraine’s Deputy Minister for Occupied Territories: Militants use prisoners as ‘labor army’ in occupied territories
It is referred to about several thousand people
Activists call on Parliament to appoint competition for 10% of judges
The activists have called on the Ukrainian Parliament to reject resolutions on the election of 762 judges for an indefinite term
From ‘super body’ to effective system
What role do new constitutional amendments play in the reform of Ukrainian prosecutor's office?
Iryna Vyrtosu: We should not contrast one national community with another
I have recently spoken to a 3-year-old girl and asked her “Where's your toy?” She answered me very calmly and confidently “The Gypsies have stolen it"
Favorable employment of ATO participants comes into force in Ukraine
The amendments apply only to people, who are registered at the State Employment Service as unemployed
Crimean prosecutor’s office threatens to punish Ukrainians for participation in events dedicated to Independence Day
Activist of the Ukrainian Cultural Center of Crimea received a warning notice from the prosecutor of Simferopol
Militants Stop the Return of Prisoners from Donbas
Militants have decided that they can use prisoners for their own purposes
President Vetoes the Bill on Immunity for ATO Fighters
Earlier Ukrainian human rights activists criticized the legislative initiative, pointing out a number of flaws in it
MP Nadiya Savchenko goes on hunger strike again
She will thus demand to free Ukrainian captives
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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
