Valeria Lutkovska
Lutkovska spoke with political prisoners in Crimea
Defendants of the "February 26" case were kept hungry half of the day
Another one Crimean Muslim is punished by psychiatry
This is the fifth example of compulsory inpatient psychiatric examination against the Crimean Muslims
The GPU will question Yanukovych as a suspect
Prosecutorial acts on December 5 and 9 at 10 am
Inmates in Simferopol prisons may be partially transferred to Ukraine
Ombudsperson of Ukraine Valeria Lutkovska and Ombudsperson of Russia Tatiana Moskalkova will conclude an agreement on transfer of a number of prisoners from the occupied Simferopol to the mainland Ukraine
Government conceals Action Plan on Human Rights Strategy
It has not been published for 23 days already.
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.
Ukraine’s Ombudsperson calls on Parliament to allow IDPs to vote
Ukraine’s Ombudsperson has urged MPs to urgently pass a bill allowing the IDPs to take part in the elections.
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.
Lukashenko frees six Belarusian political prisoners
This is a belated move and they should have never been imprisoned in first place
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
Lutkovska: Crimea Became a Peninsula of Fear
The Commissioner spoke about the pressure on activists, religious communities and the media on the peninsula
Columns
More than 60 Crimean political prisoners are already in need of urgent medical care: How to solve this problem
Ukrainian parliament appeals for NATO membership as foundation for lasting peace
Ukraine rejects “pacifying the aggressor” as a path to peace
“Appeasement never works”: Lessons from Bosnia’s post-war justice
