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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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Fears for the life of tortured Ukrainian hostage held by Russian-controlled Donbas militants
27.10.2021
Valery Matiushenko’s family have heard nothing from or about him since 8 October, and it appears that the Russian-controlled militants are deliberately hiding him
A child when seized, Bohdan Kovalchuk has spent 5 years in Donbas militant captivity
25.10.2021
It is over five years since the Russian proxy ‘Donetsk people’s republic’ [DPR] seized five young lads and forced them to give videoed ‘confessions’ for DPR and Russian propaganda.
Russian-controlled militants ‘sentence’ Ukrainian soldier to 17 years for defending Ukraine
13.10.2021
Although a solo father with a small son, Ihor Hordiychuk saw no choice but to join Ukraine’s Armed Forces in 2015. According to his sister, Yulia, he said, if I don’t defend our country, who will?
Donbas militants brutally torment mother of Roman Onishchuk, POW seized in 2015
08.10.2021
It is impossible to imagine the torment that Roman Onishchuk’s elderly mother has endured over the last six years since her son was seized by militants from the self-proclaimed and Russian-controlled ‘Luhansk people’s republic’
Donbas militants threaten to kill Ukrainian hostage’s children if he doesn’t ‘confess’
24.09.2021
The Russian-controlled ‘Donetsk people’s republic’ has added another weapon to its arsenal of torture methods used against Ukrainians it accuses of ‘spying’
Ukrainians tortured and imprisoned in Donbas for supporting Ukraine, with Russia blocking their release
23.08.2021
The Russian proxy Donbas ‘republics’ are holding a huge number of Ukrainians whom they claim were spying for Ukraine. Most have been savagely tortured, sometimes for reporting Russian military engagement on social media
Elderly Donetsk hostage with hip fracture sentenced to 17 years for supporting Ukraine
17.08.2021
70-year-old Vitaly Atamanchuk has been held prisoner by Russian-controlled Donetsk militants since September 2018, and his very life is now in danger
Ukrainian hostage tortured at Donetsk secret prison urgently needs an operation
15.07.2021
Natalia Statsenko has been held hostage by Russian-controlled militants from the self-styled ‘Donetsk people’s republic’ [DPR] since 10 July 2019, and there are serious grounds for concern about her state of health
Donbas militants seize pregnant mother, accuse her of ‘spying for Ukraine’
13.07.2021
Oksana Parshyna is in her fifth month and also has a 6-year-old son, yet has been held prison in occupied Donbas since 14 May 2021
Russia’s ‘Ukrainian spy’ mania gathers pace and new victims in occupied Crimea
05.07.2021
Russian FSB officers in occupied Crimea are probably hoping for bonuses after claiming to have ‘caught two spies’ (at least) over recent months, with a video of the most recent arrest lingering ponderously over video shots of the man’s Ukrainian flag, etc
The Izoliatsiia Grinder in Russia-Controlled Donets’k
24.06.2021
One of the most brutal places of incarceration in the occupied territories of Eastern Ukraine – the so-called “Donetsk” and “Lugansk Peoples Republics” – is the secret Izoliatsiia (Isolation) prison in the city of Donets’k
Ukrainian tortured in occupied Donbas and sentenced to 14 years for ‘spying for Ukraine’
22.06.2021
Yevhen Stavtsev turned 35 on 2 June, his fourth birthday held hostage in the self-proclaimed and Russian-controlled ‘Donetsk people’s republic’,
Four years of torture and hell for pro-Ukrainian views in Russian proxy Donbas ‘republic’
11.06.2021
Valery Matiushenko has spent almost four years imprisoned in Russia’s proxy ‘Donetsk people’s republic’ [‘DPR’], with his captivity and the horrific torture he was subjected to for 10 months linked with his pro-Ukrainian views that he never concealed
Court in Russia effectively admits Oleh Prykhodko’s prison sentence is for his pro-Ukraine views
18.05.2021
Russia’s military court of appeal has upheld the five-year sentence passed on 63-year-old Oleh Prykhodko, a Ukrainian activist from occupied Crimea
Ukrainian political prisoner held in vermin-ridden basement without vital medication
15.04.2021
Russia is clearly planning a new ‘Ukrainian spying trial’ in occupied Crimea, with the victim, 42-year-old Ivan Yatskin, imprisoned since October 2019
Tortured for Tweets
29.03.2021
Among hostages held prisoner in the Russian proxy ‘Donetsk and Luhansk people’s republics’ [DPR/LPR] are a number of men and women seized because of photos or comments posted on Twitter
Russia uses punitive psychiatry to imprison Crimean Tatar rights activist indefinitely
22.03.2021
A cassation court in Russia has overturned the previous court ruling in Russia’s persecution of Yunus Masharipov and ordered a new appeal hearing, under different judges, with respect to the 56-year-old rights activist and victim of punitive psychiatry.
Ukrainians detained after laying flowers at Shevchenko monument in Russian-occupied Crimea
15.03.2021
The two Ukrainians who disappeared soon after laying flowers at the monument to Taras Shevchenko in Russian-occupied Crimea were seized by the FSB, with one of them still imprisoned.
Shevchenko and Russia’s first Ukrainian political prisoner in occupied Crimea
09.03.2021
Exactly 7 years ago, Ukrainians from all over Crimea gathered at monuments to Taras Shevchenko in effectively the last demonstrations possible against Russia’s invasion
Russia sentences 62-year-old Oleh Prykhodko to five years for insisting that Crimea is Ukraine
04.03.2021
The sentence was significantly lower than that demanded for Oleh Prykhodko by the prosecutor, but the Russian judges can have been in no doubt that they were sentencing an innocent man to a term of imprisonment that he may not survive
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