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Brochure Published on the Rights and Benefits of ATO Soldiers
Brochure Published on the Rights and Benefits of ATO Soldiers
Crimeans will not Perform the Hajj to Mecca based on Russian quotas
Provision by the Russian Federation for a quota of 300 Crimeans who can perform the Hajj is illegal and violates the sovereignty of Ukraine
Cameraman for Silenced Crimean Tatar TV ATR Detained in Crimea
Eskender Nebiyev, cameraman for ATR, the Crimean Tatar TV channel which Russia recently forced off air in Russian-occupied Crimea, is reported to have been detained on Monday after a search was carried out of his home
Trial of ‘Accountant of Auschwitz’ Begins Today
Today in Lüneburg, the trial of the 93-year-old Oskar Gröning, a former SS officer who served in the concentration camp Auschwitz-Birkenau, has begun. He is charged with 300,000 counts of accessory to murder
OSCE: Ceasefire Continues to be Violated in the East
Observers of the OSCE Special Monitoring Mission to Ukraine witnessed a number of violations of the ceasefire in the east of Ukraine on March 21st and 22nd.
UN Human Rights Committee Bombards Russia with “Crimean” Questions
During its session in Geneva, the UN Human Rights Committee has presented Russia with a number of questions about human rights violations in the annexed Crimea
Experts not Satisfied with Poroshenko’s Judicial Reform
The law “On Ensuring the Right to a Fair Trial” leaves in place levers to influence the judicial branch
Amnesty Calls for World Leaders to Confront Conflicts
Amnesty calls for global action including renouncement of veto rights by five permanent members of UN Security Council in situations of mass atrocities.
“The Price of Freedom” on crimes against humanity during Euromaidan (November 2013 – February 2014)
Friday, February 20, from 1030 to 1230 at Hotel Ukraine (Instytutska Street 4, Mariyinska room)
What Ukraine is planning to do to stop HIV?
According to the government service for the counteraction of HIV and AIDS, 11 people in Ukraine die everyday of the disease
A lawyer in a wheelchair has won the first case on the discrimination of disabled persons in Ukraine
Dmytro Zharyi, wheelchair bound, has won a case on discrimination of persons with disabilities against a pharmacy chain. The whole chain is stripped of its license
Why Ukraine’s government is afraid of ratification of the Rome Statute
The first talks since 2001 concerning the ratification of the Rome Statute have begun
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What triggers world wars?
Forced filming in propaganda: How Russians use civilian hostages to strengthen their power
Torture in the occupied territories: global consequences of terror
Life without basics: Struggle of Zakhar’s Family in war-torn Mariupol
