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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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Voices for Freedom – Show Kremlin hostage Volodymyr Dudka and Russia he’s not forgotten
29.09.2020
We believe, and hope you agree, that our voices should be heard in defence of the victims of persecution, rather than our silence helping the perpetrators
Voices for Freedom – Show Kremlin hostage Volodymyr Dudka and Russia he’s not forgotten
29.09.2020
We believe, and hope you agree, that our voices should be heard in defence of the victims of persecution, rather than our silence helping the perpetrators
ECHR intervenes over charity worker with HIV held hostage in Russian proxy Donetsk ‘republic’
29.09.2020
The European Court of Human Rights has ordered the governments of both Ukraine and Russia to take measures to secure the medical treatment of Natalya Z., a charity worker with HIV who is imprisoned in the so-called ‘Donetsk people’s republic’.
Serious threats to freedom of speech in revised version of Ukraine’s contentious media bill
28.09.2020
Ukraine’s parliamentarians are due to consider the revised version of a draft law on the media in the last week of September
Russian proxy Donetsk ‘republic’ tries to eliminate use of Ukrainian passports
28.09.2020
A new ‘decree’ issued in the self-proclaimed ‘Donetsk people’s republic’ will lead to Ukrainian internal passports being invalidated, with this almost certainly the aim
Perpetrators of Crimes Against Prisoners in Eastern Ukraine Must be Held Accountable
25.09.2020
FIDH and its partner organisation in Ukraine, the Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group (KHPG), submitted a 100-page Article 15 Communication to the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) on the crimes committed against detainees trapped in prisons seized and controlled by anti-government forces in Eastern Ukraine.
Accountability for Crimes Committed in Eastern Ukraine: Q&A on FIDH-KHPG’s Article 15 Communication to the ICC
25.09.2020
The International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) and its partner organisation in Ukraine the Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group (KHPG) submitted to the Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) an Article 15 Communication on war crimes and crimes against humanity committed in prisons seized and controlled by anti-government forces in Eastern Ukraine. On this occasion, our organisations publish a Q&A addressing the reasons behind this submission, the main findings and our main requests.
Crimean Tatar political prisoner Timur Ibragimov in court: I did not invade another country’s territory and terrorize its people
25.09.2020
In his final address to the Russian court that sentenced him on 16 September 2020 to 17 years for no crime, Crimean Solidarity civic journalist Timur Ibragimov gave a searingly blunt assessment of Russia’s persecution of him and other dissidents in occupied Crimea
Crimean Tatar political prisoner Timur Ibragimov in court: I did not invade another country’s territory and terrorize its people
25.09.2020
In his final address to the Russian court that sentenced him on 16 September 2020 to 17 years for no crime, Crimean Solidarity civic journalist Timur Ibragimov gave a searingly blunt assessment of Russia’s persecution of him and other dissidents in occupied Crimea
22-year-old Odesa geologist seized in Russian-occupied Crimea for pro-Ukrainian leaflets
25.09.2020
One of two young men seized by the Russian FSB in occupied Crimea between 19 and 22 September has been informally identified as 22-year-old Oleksandr Dolzhenkov from Odesa’
22-year-old Odesa geologist seized in Russian-occupied Crimea for pro-Ukrainian leaflets
25.09.2020
One of two young men seized by the Russian FSB in occupied Crimea between 19 and 22 September has been informally identified as 22-year-old Oleksandr Dolzhenkov from Odesa’
Mother of Crimean Tatar prisoner of conscience prosecuted for solitary picket in his defence
24.09.2020
The Russian-controlled police in occupied Crimea have initiated administrative proceedings against Venera Mustafayeva after she stood on the street alone, with a placard reading “Conversations in a mosque are not a crime – bring back my son”
Mother of Crimean Tatar prisoner of conscience prosecuted for solitary picket in his defence
24.09.2020
The Russian-controlled police in occupied Crimea have initiated administrative proceedings against Venera Mustafayeva after she stood on the street alone, with a placard reading “Conversations in a mosque are not a crime – bring back my son”
Russian-controlled Luhansk militants claim young hostage ‘spied’ for Ukraine as a 16-year-old
24.09.2020
Militants from the self-proclaimed ‘Luhansk people’s republic’ have seized a 21-year-old man from Luhansk, Vladislav Lilipa and accused him of passing ‘state secrets’ to Ukraine’s SBU
Ukraine brings criminal charges against Russian Orthodox priest involved in torturing POWs
23.09.2020
Although the SBU do not name the man, it is likely that it is Boris Khlypytko who is accused of having taken part in brutal interrogations and torture of prisoners of war in the Donetsk oblast
Russia seeks surreal 8-year extension to sentence against abducted Ukrainian political prisoner
23.09.2020
Ukrainian political prisoner Oleksandr Shumkov is due to be released from a Russian prison on 24 December 2020, however the prison administration has asked for him to be placed under ‘administrative surveillance’ for a further eight years
Nariman Memedeminov freed after sentence for reporting on political trials in occupied Crimea
22.09.2020
Although no restrictions have been imposed on his public activities, any such journalist activities in occupied Crimea carry enormous risks
Nariman Memedeminov freed after sentence for reporting on political trials in occupied Crimea
22.09.2020
Although no restrictions have been imposed on his public activities, any such journalist activities in occupied Crimea carry enormous risks
How post-election protests are creating a new Belarus
22.09.2020
When these protests first erupted seven weeks earlier following a flawed presidential election, few expected them to last
Russia sentences 19 men to over 300 years’ imprisonment without any crime
22.09.2020
The ruling is a shocking travesty of justice and one that Ukraine should not ignore, as Russia is staging the same fatally flawed ‘trials’ in occupied Crimea
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