Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights
Facade of new police conceals old problems – expert
Three military units, which should be transferred to the Defense Ministry, are now subordinated to the Interior Ministry.
Russia may ban Mejlis as extremist organization
The reason for that may become the "food blockade" in Crimea, co-organized by the “Right Sector” organization forbidden in Russia.
Anti-government protest continues in Chișinău, several activists detained
The organizers say the protest action may be ongoing, call for resignation of the president and early parliamentary elections.
Banking services inaccessible to people with disabilities
Establishing full guardianship for people with disabilities deprives them of access to justice and the right to independent life
Transferring prisoners from DPR to Ukraine
The closer you are driving up to the borders of the breakaway republic, the more artifacts of war you come across
HIV-positive foreigners allowed to enter Ukraine
HIV infection was removed from the list of grounds for refusal of Ukraine’s immigration permission
ATR Crimean Tatar TV channel resumes broadcasting from Kyiv
July 20, ATR Crimean Tatar TV channel resumed its Zaman news program broadcast
Yanukovych appeals against decision to put him on Interpol wanted list
The Interpol removed the data file of Viktor Yanukovych from the section of wanted persons
How Russian authorities have been struggling with freedom of speech in Crimea
How freedom of speech and expression has been folded with the start of Russia's annexation of the Crimean peninsula
LGBT Individuals Tell about How Living in Ukraine is for Them
In conjunction with International Day Against Homophobia, members of the LGBT community told their stories of coming out
Ombudsman: Orphans in Donbass Have Become Hostages
The governments of the "DNR" and "LNR" prohibit the movement of children out of the region while forcing them into Russia
Ombudsman Proposes a Simplified Issuance of Passports to Crimeans
The Ombudsman points out that, in order to solve the problems with entry into the temporarily occupied Crimea, amendments must be made to the laws relating to the special order of issuance or changes made to the passports of citizens of Ukraine
Investigation into Savchenko Case Extended by Six Months
The Russian Investigative Committee has extended the period of investigation for the case of Ukrainian pilot Nadiya Savchenko until November 13, a period of six months
Lutkovska: Crimea Became a Peninsula of Fear
The Commissioner spoke about the pressure on activists, religious communities and the media on the peninsula
European Court Begins Deliberation of Murder Cases in Donbass
The Court will examine allegations of torture, illegal detention, and the violation of the right to life
March in Kharkiv in Honor of Shevchenko Banned Due to Terror Threats
On February 22nd in Kharkiv, there was an explosion which killed a Euromaidan activist and police lieutenant colonel, injured 11 people, and two teenagers later died in hospital from wounds
Death toll in eastern Ukraine crosses 6,000 – UN
The ninth report of the UN Human Rights Mission in Ukraine, which covers the period between 1 December 2014 and 15 February 2015
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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
