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The Tribunal for Putin (T4P) global initiative was set up in response to the all-out war launched by Russia against Ukraine in February 2022.
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Civic groups demand protection for Ukrainian journalist who got death threats over controversial article
16.07.2020
Professional discussion may be warranted over a recent, highly contentious, article, but not the shocking verbal attack and threats that prompted Yekaterina Sergatskova to leave Kyiv with her small daughter
Ukraine taken to European Court over Sheremet murder trial by press conference
06.07.2020
Andriy Antonenko asserts that his right to a fair trial has been gravely violated, among other things by the public pronouncements made at a press briefing attended by the President, Prosecutor General, Interior Minister and Head of Police
Russian journalist Svetlana Prokopyeva convicted on ‘terrorism’ charge for criticizing state terror
06.07.2020
“I am not afraid of criticizing the state. I am not afraid of criticizing the law enforcement system, and of telling the FSB that they are at times wrong. Because I know that it will really get frightening if I don’t say this, if nobody says it” - from Svetlana Prokopyeva’s final address to a Russian court
Pro-Kremlin ‘Ukrainian’ propaganda media created in occupied Crimea as smoke screen for court at the Hague
23.06.2020
The new ‘media’ are in the Ukrainian language, but strictly pro-Moscow in content, and seem an obvious, though primitive, attempt to fool the UN’s International Court of Justice
Ex-Kremlin hostage Sentsov calls out Zelensky over flagrant violations in Sheremet case
17.06.2020
Ukrainian filmmaker Oleg Sentsov has addressed a hard-hitting letter to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky over the high-profile arrests of three military volunteers on charges linked with the murder in 2016 of journalist Pavel Sheremet
Donbas ‘republic’ journalists trained in propaganda skills in Russia
04.06.2020
A journalist who headed a television channel in occupied Horlivka for three years, ‘has defected’ to government-controlled Ukraine and provided important information about the workings of the propaganda media in the self-proclaimed ‘Donetsk people’s republic’
Crimean Tatar civic journalist “taken at gunpoint and deported” for reporting on repression
15.05.2020
If, as Kremlin-loyal academics claim, “the Deportation under Stalin was not part of the Russian state’s tradition”, “what am I doing here?”, Nariman Memedeminov asked in a Russian court on 14 May 2020
Entire Crimean Tatar families persecuted under Russian occupation “We’ll have time to shoot you all!”
08.05.2020
It is a year since the Russian FSB arrested Ruslan Suleimanov, a physics teacher and Crimean Solidarity civic journalist. Three months later, they came for his brother and fellow civic activist, Eskender
Another savage journalist murder in Ukraine unsolved
05.05.2020
A year has passed since the fatal attack on Vadim Komarov, with no progress made in finding the killer of a Cherkasy journalist known for hard-hitting investigative reports about local corruption, embezzlement of public funding, organized crime, etc
Russia calls honouring victims of the Crimean Tatar Deportation ‘extremism’ to harass rights activists
04.05.2020
It is increasingly difficult to name anything that the Russian occupiers would consider sacred
Kyiv police attack Ukrainian journalist filming protest outside government building
30.04.2020
Media groups have demanded a proper investigation and response from Ukraine’s leaders after the attack by police officers on Bohdan Kutiepov from Hromadske TV while he was doing his job.
Sushchenko & Aseyev: You helped get us released, now help imprisoned Crimean civic journalists
29.04.2020
Roman Sushchenko and Stanislav Aseyev learned first-hand what Russian and Russian-controlled captivity is about and are calling for help in freeing imprisoned Crimean colleagues
Crimean Tatar journalist Remzi Bekirov faces 20-year sentence for reporting repression
03.04.2020
Remzi Bekirov annoyed the Russian FSB by reporting on political persecution in Crimea. and they came for him also
Osman Arifmemetov, Crimean Solidarity journalist imprisoned for his words in Russian-occupied Crimea
23.03.2020
Arifmemetov reacted to the mounting number of political prisoners in occupied Crimea by reporting on repression and helping its victims. Then the FSB came for him
Who is behind the campaign to discredit Maidan and turn its victims into perpetrators?
27.02.2020
Two major media watchdogs have published studies of a campaign underway in Ukraine to discredit the Revolution of Dignity (the Euromaidan protests) and to push a narrative on Russia’s invasion of Crimea and military aggression in Donbas which closely follows the Kremlin’s
Journalists face criminal charges for probing Ukraine police head’s unexplained assets
25.02.2020
Criminal proceedings were initiated on 13 February, after Bihus.info journalists took photographs of what they believe to be an undeclared and very expensive vehicle belonging to the First Deputy Head of the National Police, Yevhen Koval
Ukraine warned that abandoning Crimean Tatar TV ATR means giving up Crimea to Russia
12.02.2020
For the second time in months, TV ATR, the only Crimean Tatar channel in the world and one of the few sources of truthful information about Crimea, is on the brink of closure because the Ukrainian authorities have blocked funding
Sheremet Murder: Lack of sufficient evidence admitted after suspects all but declared guilty
03.02.2020
Less than two months after a high-profile press briefing at which it was claimed that the murder of journalist Pavel Sheremet had been ‘solved’, Ukraine’s Prosecutor General Ruslan Riaboshapka has acknowledged that they do not have the evidence to send the case to court
Ukraine proposes to fight ‘disinformation’ using dangerously undemocratic methods
24.01.2020
The proposed bill on fighting disinformation, put forward by Ukraine’s Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport, has elicited critical responses from media experts who say it envisages a dangerous level of interference in journalist activities and gives huge scope for restrictions of fundamental freedom
Crimean Tatar TV ATR on brink of closing because Ukraine cuts funding
23.01.2020
The only Crimean Tatar TV channel in the world is facing a new threat to its existence, this time posed not by the Russian occupiers of Crimea, but by the Ukrainian authorities
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