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Law on referendum was passed under rule of Yanukovych, human rights activists remind
News - 26 January 2016

Law on referendum was passed under rule of Yanukovych, human rights activists remind

Arseniy Yatsenyuk suggested considering a new version of the Constitution on the referendum

I don’t care my brother has Down syndrome. I love him for being in my life!
Columns - 25 January 2016

I don’t care my brother has Down syndrome. I love him for being in my life!

The neighbors changed their opinion about the children with Down syndrome as soon as they saw our Artem.

Russia requalifies case of Ukrainian citizen Serhiy Litvinov
News - 20 January 2016

Russia requalifies case of Ukrainian citizen Serhiy Litvinov

Litvinov will be tried under Part 3 of Article 162 of the Criminal Code (robbery)

ISIS recruits 50 Crimean residents – SBU
News - 18 January 2016

ISIS recruits 50 Crimean residents – SBU

According to the SBU, some organizations operate in Ukraine to recruit people and provide transit to Syria and Iraq

Captives not exchanged as announced before
News - 07 January 2016

Captives not exchanged as announced before

This was confirmed by both sides on their resources.

Ukraine to file lawsuit against Russia with International Court of Justice
News - 06 January 2016

Ukraine to file lawsuit against Russia with International Court of Justice

The Minister claims that the evidence has already been collected, the pre-trial process of communication with the Russian party is coming to the end.

173 criminal cases handed over from uncontrolled territory
News - 29 December 2015

173 criminal cases handed over from uncontrolled territory

These people are in custody following the rulings of the courts of the first instance or the courts of appeal or the courts of cassation, which sent the case back for further investigation

Government publishes action plan on Human Rights Strategy
News - 29 December 2015

Government publishes action plan on Human Rights Strategy

The document includes 135 provisions that describe the government's measures to protect the human rights in the country

Lawyers get evidence of torture on Stanislav Klykh
News - 24 December 2015

Lawyers get evidence of torture on Stanislav Klykh

Thanks to the efforts of the European Court of Human Rights, the lawyers of Klykh received the outpatient registration log book and the medical records of Klykh

National Bank stonewalling court’s ruling on Crimean ‘non-residents’ – human rights activist
News - 24 December 2015

National Bank stonewalling court’s ruling on Crimean ‘non-residents’ – human rights activist

The National Bank of Ukraine has not responded to the criticism of the human rights defenders.

Court to consider lawsuit of Sentsov against FSB
News - 24 December 2015

Court to consider lawsuit of Sentsov against FSB

The court will consider the lawsuit over protection of honor and dignity filed by Oleg Sentsov against the Russia’s Federal Security Service and a number of Russian media.

Abkhazia officially bans abortion
News - 22 December 2015

Abkhazia officially bans abortion

The bill allows abortion only in case of prenatal death of a baby

Amendment by Poroshenko provides for putting off Rome Statute ratification for three years
News - 17 December 2015

Amendment by Poroshenko provides for putting off Rome Statute ratification for three years

The Deputy Chairman of the Constitutional Commission disapproves the three-year delay of ratification of the Statute.

Court bans Communist Party of Ukraine
News - 16 December 2015

Court bans Communist Party of Ukraine

Today, the Kyiv District Administrative Court sustained the claim of the Justice Ministry of Ukraine in full.

I’ve kept silence for too long…
Columns - 16 December 2015

I’ve kept silence for too long…

The main thing is to defend your rights primarily before yourself, to say who you are to yourself. And then you can say it to others.

Those who register property in names of relatives not to become judges
News - 16 December 2015

Those who register property in names of relatives not to become judges

Future and current judges will be assessed by the so-called Public Honesty Council.

Russia sentences Ukrainian citizen Vyhovsky to eleven years in prison
News - 15 December 2015

Russia sentences Ukrainian citizen Vyhovsky to eleven years in prison

The court also ordered that the 3,900 euros that were seized from Vyhovsky, to be counted as public revenue.

New judges to be taught how to resist pressure before they start to work
News - 14 December 2015

New judges to be taught how to resist pressure before they start to work

The new candidates will be taught the judicial ethics, stress resistance, and communication with the media at the National School of Judges.