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Pavel Sheremet’s murder is the latest in a long line of violent attacks
The murder of the journalist Pavel Sheremet is the latest and most egregious example of violence against journalists in Ukraine
Draft law on amnesty in 2016 should be reviewed – human rights activists
Article 2 of the law on amnesty in 2016 requires careful revision and change
Relatives of ‘unlawfully sentenced’ Ukrainian citizens to go on hunger strike near Parliament
Ukrainian Parliament does not want to introduce the mechanism for correcting judicial mistakes, say relatives of convicts
Ukrainian notary officers may get right to register marriage, birth, death by year-end
Ukrainian citizens will be able to register marriage, birth or death in the local authorities
Every fourth case of child abuse in Ukraine linked with war in Donbas – study
About 50% of abuses have still not been registered
Ukrainian constitutional amendments related to judiciary officially published
The document is a part of package of judicial reform, within which MPs have already approved new version of the law on judicial system and status of judges
Expert: It’s easier to find apartment for dark-skinned migrants from Donbas with a foreigner status
Any Bureau’s interview with displaced persons was oversaturated with stories of experiencing discrimination
Chief Editor of Last Independent Crimean Publication Alexei Salov Arrested
Salov began and headed Argumenty Nedeli – Krym back in 2012
UN Subcommittee on Prevention of Torture to Return to Ukraine in September
"An urgent meeting in Geneva changed all of the plans. A visit to Oslo had to be paused. 3 airplanes later I am with Sergíy Kyslytsya. We are working on having the mission resume its work in Ukraine as fast as possible"
US Welcomes the Release of Soloshenko and Afanasyev
According to human rights activists, there are still at least 29 illegally detained Ukrainian citizens in Russia
Only 10% of the Human Rights Strategy Followed In Last Six Months
The situation with implementing the Action Plan of the National Human Rights Strategy is not exactly catastrophic, but it isn’t comforting either
Attorney: Not enough time for High Council of Justice to lustrate all Maidan judges
Deplorable results despite good law?
Former Ukraine’s Constitutional Court judge: Constitution cannot be amended under conditions of martial law
Former judge of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine Viktor Shyshkin describes the constitutional amendments voting day as "Black Thursday"
Commissioner for Children’s Rights: Every 30th child in Ukraine brought up in residential facility
More than 100,000 children in Ukraine are brought up in residential facilities. 90% of them got there because of poverty of their parents, inability to bring up children on their own, developmental disorders
Number of attacks on journalists grows in May
IMI is observing a tendency to a slight decrease in the number of attacks on journalists and cases of precluding journalistic activity compared to the same period in 2015
EU looks forward to approval of amendments to Ukrainian Constitution on decentralisation
Brussels expects Ukraine to approve the constitutional amendments related to decentralisation and other important reforms
Human rights defenders demand to stop prosecution of children forced into armed conflict
“Protection of children's rights during an armed conflict is the top-priority task for the state. Is there anyone more important than children?"
Open letter to President, MPs and government members
The Ukrainian state power was usurped by certain political and oligarchic groups
Columns
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
