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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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Russia exploits war veterans for offensive against opposition activists and historical truth
01.03.2021
The recent use of a World War II veteran for Russia’s politically motivated persecution of opposition leader Alexei Navalny has whetted the appetite of those Russian ruling party politicians responsible for legislating repression
Russia exploits war veterans for offensive against opposition activists and historical truth
01.03.2021
The recent use of a World War II veteran for Russia’s politically motivated persecution of opposition leader Alexei Navalny has whetted the appetite of those Russian ruling party politicians responsible for legislating repression
Crimean Resistance to Russian Aggression and Moscow’s Savage Revenge
26.02.2021
26 February marks the day when Crimean Tatars and other Ukrainians foiled Russia’s attempt to seize control of Crimea without open deployment of soldiers
Crimean Resistance to Russian Aggression and Moscow’s Savage Revenge
26.02.2021
26 February marks the day when Crimean Tatars and other Ukrainians foiled Russia’s attempt to seize control of Crimea without open deployment of soldiers
11 years for opposing Russia's occupation of Crimea?
26.02.2021
There would be little chance that 63-year-old Oleh Prykhodko would survive the horrific sentence which most believe to be linked with his pronounced pro-Ukrainian views
11 years for opposing Russia's occupation of Crimea?
26.02.2021
There would be little chance that 63-year-old Oleh Prykhodko would survive the horrific sentence which most believe to be linked with his pronounced pro-Ukrainian views
Russian occupiers of Crimea puts 66-year-old Ukrainian on trial for ‘state treason’
25.02.2021
The country which invaded and annexed Ukrainian Crimea is illegally applying the norm in its criminal code on ‘state treason’ in its trial of 66-year-old Halyna Dovhopola
Russian occupiers of Crimea puts 66-year-old Ukrainian on trial for ‘state treason’
25.02.2021
The country which invaded and annexed Ukrainian Crimea is illegally applying the norm in its criminal code on ‘state treason’ in its trial of 66-year-old Halyna Dovhopola
Protests throughout Ukraine following 7-year sentence against civic activist Serhiy Sternenko
24.02.2021
The trial of Odesa civic activist Serhiy Sternenko and the 7-year sentence just passed have been vehemently condemned by former Kremlin hostages, human rights defenders and prominent civic activists
Russia uses same fake witnesses in multiple ‘trials’ of Crimean Tatar political prisoners
23.02.2021
A ‘secret prosecution witness’ in Russia’s latest trial of Crimean Tatars was outed on 17 February as a person whom the FSB have already used to imprison other civic activists and journalists and who has a vested interest in doing what the FSB demand
Russia uses same fake witnesses in multiple ‘trials’ of Crimean Tatar political prisoners
23.02.2021
A ‘secret prosecution witness’ in Russia’s latest trial of Crimean Tatars was outed on 17 February as a person whom the FSB have already used to imprison other civic activists and journalists and who has a vested interest in doing what the FSB demand
Will anyone answer for the killings on Maidan?
22.02.2021
Three of the only five men whose trial over the killings on 20 February 2014 was coming to an end are now in hiding, with the trial of the remaining two men only just beginning again
Will anyone answer for the killings on Maidan?
22.02.2021
Three of the only five men whose trial over the killings on 20 February 2014 was coming to an end are now in hiding, with the trial of the remaining two men only just beginning again
Ukraine imposes sanctions on pro-Russian MP Medvedchuk & his wife. What about criminal proceedings?
22.02.2021
Ukraine’s National Security and Defence Council has voted to impose sanctions against 19 companies and eight individuals, including controversial pro-Russian politician and MP Viktor Medvedchuk and his businesswoman wife, Oksana Marchenko
Threats against Crimean political prisoner sentenced to 14 years for pleading innocent
19.02.2021
Russian prison authorities are effectively threatening reprisals against Oleksiy Bessarabov because he is refusing to hand over the Ukrainian government’s grant to him as a political prisoner in order to pay a preposterous fine
First sentence in Russia against activist from an ‘undesirable organization’
19.02.2021
41-year-old Anastasia Shevchenko, who has spent over 2 years under house arrest, was the first person to face criminal charges for peaceful activism as a member of Open Russia
Belarusian Journalists Handed 'Absurd' Prison Sentences For Live Coverage Of Anti-Government Rally
19.02.2021
Two Belsat journalists, Katsyaryna Andreyeva and Darya Chultsova have each been sentenced to two years in prison for reporting live from a rally in Minsk in November
Mass armed searches for ‘prohibited books’ and arrests in Russian-occupied Crimea
18.02.2021
The FSB and heavily armed Rosgvardia officers were clearly interested only in books, and in at least one case, claimed to find the so-called ‘prohibited literature’ that they pulled from their own bag
Mass armed searches for ‘prohibited books’ and arrests in Russian-occupied Crimea
18.02.2021
The FSB and heavily armed Rosgvardia officers were clearly interested only in books, and in at least one case, claimed to find the so-called ‘prohibited literature’ that they pulled from their own bag
Russia reverts to worst Soviet times in reprisal sentence against historian of the Terror Yury Dmitriev
17.02.2021
A Russian cassation court has ignored glaring infringements of the right to a fair trial and upheld a 13-year sentence against world-renowned historian and head of the Karelia Memorial Society, Yury Dmitriev.
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