Security Service of Ukraine
UN should set up hybrid tribunal in Ukraine – human rights activist
Mykola Kozyrev notes that the Ukrainian authorities still do not conduct systematic work on documenting international crimes
Meeting in ‘Normandy format’ in Paris ends without results
Foreign ministers of France, Germany, Ukraine and Russia failed to reach any agreement
Court sees no violations in Cabinet’s order on IDPs
The court sees no violations in the fact that the internally displaced persons are forced to undergo humiliating check of place of residence
Savchenko’s lawyers unveil SBU materials at court hearing
The phone conversations of the “LPR” group leaders were wiretapped
Doctor demands 5,000 hryvnias for saving life of newborn and weak mother
The law enforcement officers continue the investigative actions to establish the facts of other possible cases of bribe taking
Russian citizen Leonova says she was tortured by SBU officers
She also said she did not know any of the people who had been detained in the same case
Crimean Tatars searched at least 15 times in December
At least 20 court hearings are to be held till March, and about 80 witnesses and 90 victims will be interviewed
If Ukraine ratifies the Rome Statute, terrorists will forget about amnesty – lawyer
The Interior Ministry should publish the list of top ten terrorists, who torture people, on its website, lawyer Oleh Veremeyenko considers.
Amnesty International recognizes Natalya Sharina as prisoner of conscience
The organization has also launched the urgent action.
Police refuse to open case after journalist complains about court’s outrage
The journalist believes that the judge misled him to prevent from covering the court hearing
‘Genocide’ at ATO checkpoints – queues grow threefold
The human rights activists urges the parties to the armed conflict to open new corridors for civilians.
‘Mobile investigators’ to investigate ATO crimes more effectively – human rights activists
The state should upscale the human and financial resources to investigate international crimes.
Court extends detention of former SBU department chief in Maidan case
The court extended detention for ex-chief of SBU department until November 18.
Grave offenses in Donbas can’t be pardoned – human rights activists
The experts elaborate the amendments to the Criminal Code to bring it into line with international humanitarian law.
Experts find out origin of installation, used to down MH17
The Buk missile launcher, which was used to down MH17, originated from the Russian anti-aircraft missile brigade stationed near Kursk.
Bundestag MPs dissatisfied with reforms in Ukraine
The German MPs are dissatisified with reforms in Ukraine and believe that financial assistance should be provided not in advance, but in portions
Odesa Court sentences journalist to three years probation for separatism
The investigators found that the journalist had intentionally created conditions for further illegal declaration of state formation called "Bessarabia" in the territory of a number of districts in Odesa region.
Ukraine’s President petitioned to reform judiciary on model of police
The petition's signers suggests that the President should introduce appropriate amendments to the Constitution
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Fighting a ‘holy war’: Why a sacralised war resists Western strategy
“Reaching an agreement with the US on what we disagree on”: What the campaign against ICC means for Ukraine
ICC must remain free from political pressure to bring justice to victims of world’s gravest crimes
Only 5% of those responsible for deporting Ukrainian children face global sanctions
