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Gafarov-Shyring list: how Russia is killing political prisoners in Crimea
Amet Suleymanov, a Crimean Tatar and a civic journalist and streamer of the Crimean Solidarity is 38 years old. He is a defendant in the third Bakhchysarai case of Hizb ut-Tahrir, a political party banned in Russia. Under the pretext of participating in it, Russians fabricate cases against Crimean Tatars who did not accept the […]
A Wake-up Call for Ukraine’s Civil Society
Ukraine is at serious risk of following its own footsteps in the failure of its 2004-05 Orange Revolution, when civic activism failed to achieve enduring political changes.
Interrogations against Criminal Code are conducted in Chiygoz case
Lawyer Polozov will demand the exclusion of this evidence
Editor of newspaper in Alushta has been arrested until January 4
He actively critized the actions of members of ruling party United Russia
How the government sabotages a National Action Plan for Human Rights
If there is no general consensus that certain principles of human rights such as, the principle non-discrimination as a basic foundation of daily work, then we won’t make any progress...
Panov and Zakhtiy are forced to abandon their lawyers in “Lefortovo”
The Ministry for Foreign Affairs demands to let the consuls visit them
Witnesses for prosecution not come to court hearing in Chiygoz case – lawyer
The witnesses for prosecution did not come to the court hearing in the case of Deputy Chairman of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people Ahtem Chiygoz
Ukraine’s High Council of Justice refuses to dismiss judge who arrested Euromaidan activist
Judge unfoundedly arrested Euromaidan activist, photographer Maryan Havryliv for two months
Russian-controlled court in Crimea rejects appeals filed by Ilmi Umerov
The court delivers judgments on Umerov’s appeals at a fantastic rate
Russia’s court sentences Crimean Muslims to five and seven years in colony. UPDATED
They were sentenced for alleged ties with the Islamic organization "Hizb ut-Tahrir"
Bribery Case against Poltava Mayor Closed
The Poltava Judge Larisa Golnyk not only refused bribes from the Mayor Mamay, but also documented his efforts to reach an agreement
Medium-security ward for pro-Ukrainian views: Convicts ask to return them to Ukraine
Ukrainian citizens, serving sentences at the Penal Colony No. 9 in Shakhty town, Rostov region, Russian Federation, are under pressure from administration
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
Journalist Bochkala detained at airport because of ‘suspicious persons’ list
Bochkala thinks he was put on the list because of his material about the border guards involved in smuggling in Chernivtsi region
Eliminating discrimination or reporting to the UN?
What good are laws that fail to protect victims of discrimination or action plans that never include budget for their implementation?
Ukrainian High Council of Justice justifies another judge in Automaidan case
The High Council of Justice of Ukraine has acquitted a judge, who deprived Automaidan activists of driving licenses
Ukrainian President signs law on judicial system and status of judges
It provides for introducing the new principles of formation of the judiciary
Kyrgyzstan’s Supreme Court refuses to free 65-year-old prisoner of conscience
Instead, the Court cancelled Askarov’s sentence and referred the case to the regional court for further investigation
Колонки
A letter from unfreedom. Read a message from Bogdan Ziza, an artist and a Crimean political prisoner
I sewed up vaginal tears with veterinary needle and capron for sails: Story of gynecologist from Izyum
Which cities do the most for the integration of IDPs in Ukraine?
Ukraine: NGOs need EU help
