HIV/AIDS
The global HIV/AIDS epidemic: how the UN is trying to overcome it by 2030 despite Russian sabotage
Read about how UN is trying to overcome HIV-AIDS in the world and how Russia's war against Ukraine affected it.
From hospitals to prisons: 2022 report of Ukrainian Ombudsperson paints grim picture of human rights in custodial settings of Ukraine
Overall, 8% of the Ombudsman's recommendations presented in the report were fully fulfilled by Ukrainian ministries and administrations of the custodial settings, 62% were being implemented, and 30% were not fulfilled in 2022
Russian journalists, who visited the annexed Crimea, are not allowed to enter Eurovision in Ukraine
Iryna Herashchenko advocated a ban on entry to Ukraine for Russian journalists, who have illegally visited the occupied part of Donbass
Transgender and HIV-positive people will be allowed to adopt in Ukraine?
The Ministry of Healthcare published a draft order for public discussion
Two Ukrainians died in the Crimean prisoners, after being denied medical treatment
According to the report, the inhabitant of Henichesk Valery Kerimov was taken from a correctional facility in Crimea to a prison №1 Adygea Republic, where he died on September 8.
Constitutional amendments on judiciary: Five errors of Poroshenko
The experts suggest amending the provisions on recognition of jurisdiction of the international courts, filing a constitutional complaint, the reform of the prosecutor’s offices and the Bar, as well as the replacement of judges
Just a chronic disease, or Five Comments on HIV
HIV infection can be controlled. People do not die from AIDS as it was 20-30 years ago
Militants deliver another twenty prisoners to Ukraine’s side
Today at noon, the Russian-backed militants delivered 20 Ukrainian prisoners from the uncontrolled territory of Donetsk region with the assistance of the Ukraine’s Ombudsperson
Uzhgorod residents prevent dark skinned girl from entering route taxi
July 26, a dark-skinned woman from Sierra Leone and her eight-month baby were not allowed entering a route taxi in Uzhgorod, western Ukraine
Student from Crimea Demands IDP status in Court
А student of the Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, Ruslan Nicheporuk, said that he was first registered at a dormitory after moving to Kyiv
Human Rights Advocates: Crimea is a Dissent-Free Zone
Crimean authorities are putting pressure on the media and independent organizations and pursuing Crimean Tatars and Ukrainian activists
Festival of Equality: Fighting Discrimination through Art
The first Festival of Equality took place in Kyiv on December 13-16
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
