Ukraine's Parliament

Government plans to legalize same-sex civil partnership
News - 11 March 2016

Government plans to legalize same-sex civil partnership

The bill is planned to be elaborated in the second quarter of 2017

Both parties to conflict in Donbas involved in war crimes – Amnesty International
News - 24 February 2016

Both parties to conflict in Donbas involved in war crimes – Amnesty International

Both parties to the conflict in Donbas are involved in the war crimes, in particular in torture of the captives

MPs, President not submit their candidacies for State Bureau of Investigation – Yatsenyuk
News - 23 February 2016

MPs, President not submit their candidacies for State Bureau of Investigation – Yatsenyuk

Prime Minister accuses the MPs and the Head of State of delay in launch of the Bureau

Prosecutor General’s Office to stop investigation into crimes against Maidan because of Parliament
News - 19 February 2016

Prosecutor General’s Office to stop investigation into crimes against Maidan because of Parliament

the Prosecutor General’s Office has repeatedly asked the Parliament to vote for necessary amendments

ECHR to consider over 2,000 applications over conflict in Ukraine
News - 19 February 2016

ECHR to consider over 2,000 applications over conflict in Ukraine

Since the beginning of the year, the Court has received about 450 applications from eastern Ukraine

276 persons announced suspicion within Euromaidan case
News - 18 February 2016

276 persons announced suspicion within Euromaidan case

One-sixth of them is high-ranking officials, including the former president and former heads of administrations

300,000 citizens with disabilities living in DPR/LPR – President’s Commissioner Sushkevych
News - 18 February 2016

300,000 citizens with disabilities living in DPR/LPR – President’s Commissioner Sushkevych

71,085 internally displaced persons with disabilities have been registered in Ukraine

News - 16 February 2016

Ukraine’s Parliament passes revised anti-discrimination legislation

We suggest amending the Criminal Code and removing the criminal liability under the articles relating to discrimination while strengthening administrative liability

Afanasyev could be in punitive confinement, no connection with him – lawyer
News - 05 February 2016

Afanasyev could be in punitive confinement, no connection with him – lawyer

As suggested by the lawyer, Afanasyev could be transferred to the punitive confinement for allegedly found banned SIM card in his stuff

Ukrainian MPs pass law on registration of birth and death in Crimea
News - 04 February 2016

Ukrainian MPs pass law on registration of birth and death in Crimea

The document complements Article 257 of the Code of Civil Procedure of Ukraine

EU praises yesterday’s vote on constitutional amendments
News - 03 February 2016

EU praises yesterday’s vote on constitutional amendments

This is an important step towards strengthening the judiciary, the European officials claim

Ukraine’s Constitutional Court approves updated draft amendments to Constitution
News - 01 February 2016

Ukraine’s Constitutional Court approves updated draft amendments to Constitution

The Constitutional Court made such a conclusion public at today’s meeting

Constitutional Court approves amendments on judiciary
News - 22 January 2016

Constitutional Court approves amendments on judiciary

Parliament of Ukraine may consider the amendments on January 28

Euromaidan activist Kolomiets to be tried in Crimea
News - 20 January 2016

Euromaidan activist Kolomiets to be tried in Crimea

Currently, Kolomiets is kept in custody

Human rights defenders demand solving problem of stateless Ukrainians
News - 28 December 2015

Human rights defenders demand solving problem of stateless Ukrainians

More than 33,000 stateless persons or persons of undefined citizenship live in Ukraine.

High Council of Justice dismisses 276 judges in Crimea
News - 25 December 2015

High Council of Justice dismisses 276 judges in Crimea

The judges were dismissed for violation of the oath

Parliament bans state from founding printed media outlets
News - 24 November 2015

Parliament bans state from founding printed media outlets

It stipulates that only the media outlets, which are willing to be reformed, will be reformed within the first stage in a pilot format. The rest outlets will be reformed in a year.

Human rights activists demand to pass Labour Code’s provision on LGBT non-discrimination
News - 06 November 2015

Human rights activists demand to pass Labour Code’s provision on LGBT non-discrimination

Adoption of this provision is one of the conditions for granting visa-free regime to Ukraine.