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Justice Ministry confirms Tymoshenko case tender shenanigans
27.03.2013
The Justice Ministry has confirmed that it held the “tender” for the services of the law firm Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP and Affiliates for services in the case of Tymoshenko v. Ukraine after the services were provided.
Court enables extradition request of opposition politician
27.03.2013
Viktor Romanyuk would have won the parliamentary elections from the opposition, had another court not allowed applications from the Party of the Regions candidate, Zasukha and cancelled the results at some polling stations
Prosecutor in Tymoshenko trial gets major promotion
25.03.2013
Just weeks after Judge Rodion Kireyev, who sentenced Yulia Tymoshenko to 7 years imprisonment in 2011 became Acting Deputy Head of the Pechersky District Court, Lilia Frolova, one of the prosecution team, has become a Deputy Prosecutor General
Opposition candidate arrested in Italy on extradition demand
25.03.2013
In a particularly worrying development, Viktor Romanyuk who recently stood for election to parliament from the opposition Batkivshchyna Party in the problematical single-mandate electoral district No. 94, has been arrested in Italy
10 million paid from taxpayer’s pocket to help government in Tymoshenko case
19.03.2013
The Justice Ministry on 11 March signed an agreement with the law firm Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP and Affiliates for services in the case of Tymoshenko v. Ukraine
Ukraine rejects UN Periodic Review recommendations on selective justice
18.03.2013
The Government’s Representative asserts that there is no selective justice, making an entirely erroneous statement about the European Court’s judgement in the Yury Lutsenko case as supposed substantiation
President asserts Vlasenko lawfully stripped of his mandate
15.03.2013
Since Mr Yanukovych’s presentation of the situation differs vastly from that widely reported, it seems useful to consider both versions of a new move which has still further jeopardized the EU-Ukraine Association Agreement
“Disturbing developments” still further jeopardize EU-Ukraine Association Agreement
15.03.2013
Ukraine’s leaders have once again been warned quite unequivocally that there can be no EU-Ukraine Association Agreement unless the Tymoshenko case and other "selective justice" issues are addressed in coming months
Vlasenko stopped from leaving the country
14.03.2013
Despite claims by the Prosecutor General’s Office that all charges have been dropped, Serhiy Vlasenko, defender of imprisoned former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko and until last Thursday, MP, was prevented from travelling abroad on Wednesday
Heads may roll over Ivashchenko’s asylum
14.03.2013
Valery Ivashchenko’s cassation appeal has been rejected, leavng his suspended sentence in force. There are also attempts underway to turn it into a real sentence as well as those officials who let this, thankfully, become theoretical since Ivashchenko now has political asylum in Denmark
CEC confirms revocation of Vlasenko’s deputy mandate
13.03.2013
Ukraine’s Central Election Commission has confirmed that the ruling by the High Administrative Court is enough to strip opposition MP Serhiy Vlasenko of his mandate, with no further decision from the Verkhovna Rada being needed.
EU sanctions against Ukraine no longer taboo subject
12.03.2013
While the spectre of sanctions is becoming ever more distinct, Brussels-based analyst Amanda Paul believes that at this sensitive moment in relations between the EU and Ukraine, sanctions could be counter-productive.
Stubbornly careering off track
11.03.2013
Serhiy Vlasenko has applied to the European Court of Human Rights over the High Administrative Court’s revocation of his MP mandate, while Ukraine has been put on the European Parliament agenda as the West views this latest development with mounting concern
28. RIGHTS OF PRISONERS
09.03.2013
27. RIGHTS OF SERVICEMEN
09.03.2013
26. OBSERVANCE OF THE FOREIGNERS’ RIGHTS
09.03.2013
25. TRAFFICKING IN HUMAN BEINGS AS A VIOLATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS
09.03.2013
24. VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
09.03.2013
23. CHILDREN’S RIGHTS IN UKRAINE 2012
09.03.2013
22. WOMEN’S RIGHTS AND GENDER DISCRIMINATION
09.03.2013
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