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Do the police protect us?
23.11.2006
Another frightening tale which, if confirmed, shows that the drive to get thugs out of the police force has still some way to go
Do the police protect us?
23.11.2006
Another frightening tale which, if confirmed, shows that the drive to get thugs out of the police force has still some way to go
From the Network “OPORA” on the Second Anniversary of the Orange Revolution
22.11.2006
"Two years ago the Ukrainian people ceased to be a bland, docile and controllable blob. The entire world held its breath and each day followed the events unfolding in the heart of Ukraine. We became a nation with its own dignity, pride and self-respect and ready to uphold this. Our land had never before known such a festival of the spirit of the Ukrainian people. Each of us understood that we were not alone within the four walls of a concrete apartment, but the maker of our own history, and responsible citizens."
279 HIV-infected babies born in Ukraine in 2006
21.11.2006
The number of HIV-infected mothers is rising by 20% each year. Yet, according to specialists, modern medicine is capable of enabling such women to give birth to healthy babies
Civic organizations in the Lviv region launch a movement against total vaccinations
21.11.2006
Civic organizations in the Lviv region are proposing that public hearings be held with the involvement of doctors and legal experts on the issue of childrens vaccinations, the compulsory nature of which is an infringement of constitutional and civic rights
Grubby attack on the “Memorial” website
20.11.2006
Since 18 November "Memorial" has been subjected to a DoS attack which has virtually blocked all access to their sites. The attack, judging by messages which have appeared on the Internet, has been organized by one of the fascist groups.
Grubby attack on the “Memorial” website
20.11.2006
Since 18 November "Memorial" has been subjected to a DoS attack which has virtually blocked all access to their sites. The attack, judging by messages which have appeared on the Internet, has been organized by one of the fascist groups.
Plans and measures from the Journalist Ethics Commission Congress
20.11.2006
The Commission has existed for over 5 years, created initially by 80 journalists. Since then around one thousand journalists have adopted the Code of Ethics.
Boris Stomakhin receives a five-year sentence in Moscow
20.11.2006
The journalist who insists he was only expressing his own views has been sentenced for “inciting religious enmity and public calls to commit extremist actions”
Verkhovna Rada ignores both Yushchenko and Church leaders
18.11.2006
On Friday 17 November the Verkhovna Rada refused to consider the draft law “On Holodomor 1932-1933 in Ukraine”, submitted by President Yushchenko, giving preference instead to discussion of items under “miscellaneous”
Leaders of Ukraines Churches call on the Verkhovna Rada to declare Holodomor an act of genocide
17.11.2006
"We are convinced that legislative recognition of the artificial famine of 1932-1933 as an act of genocide against the Ukrainian people will be a just assessment of the events of the past, the honouring of the memory of millions of innocent victims and a warning to the present and future generations"
Psychological pressure on “Vechirny Kyiv” [“Evening Kyiv”] was apparently not enough.
17.11.2006
"At this time the staff are more than ever in need of support from their colleagues. I therefore call on journalists to show solidarity so that this assault on freedom of speech in Kyiv does not become a national epidemic”
Nina Karpachova is no longer Human Rights Ombudsperson
17.11.2006
The Verkhovna Rada has terminated her duties and now, in accordance with Ukrainian legislation, has 20 days to put forward new candidates for the post
In Memoriam: Yury Levada
16.11.2006
Yury Aleksandrovich Levada, world famous sociologist, head of the Levada Centre and partner and friend for many years of the Russian human rights movement has died in Moscow at the age of 77. He suffered a heart attack while at work and died before help came.
Documentary Film Festival “Ukrainian Context” is to continue
16.11.2006
The film festival which began in Kyiv and was supposed to finish this week in Kharkiv will be extended into next year in order to meet demand (for example, from Lviv and Donetsk).
Volyn journalists adopt Code of Journalist Honour
16.11.2006
Problems and lack of cooperation among Volyn journalists have prompted the Volyn Independent Media Trade Union to adopt its own Code of Journalist Honour
Kharkiv journalists complain of restrictions by the city authorities
16.11.2006
The media project “Miska varta” [“City Watch”] asserts that the Kharkiv City Council is unwarrantedly failing to give accreditation to journalists and technical staff of their media outlet
Democracy the Zachepylivka way
16.11.2006
This disturbing case involving alleged assault by police officers is being bounced back and forth between the prosecutors office and the court, presumably in the hope that the victims will give up their quest for justice
Democracy the Zachepylivka way
16.11.2006
This disturbing case involving alleged assault by police officers is being bounced back and forth between the prosecutors office and the court, presumably in the hope that the victims will give up their quest for justice
Court sends Taras Zelenyak case back to the prosecutor
16.11.2006
The judge stated that the prosecution charges did not specify the aims and motives of the defendants actions, nor the words allegedly used to carry out these intentions making it impossible to issue a lawful and well-founded judgment .
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