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Still no aggrieved party, but prosecution demands 2.5 years for Lutsenko
11.08.2012
“My victory in Strasbourg will be not only legal, but also political: in Ukraine the days of the dictator are short. The trials of those who carried out and ordered the political prosecutions will take place in a different fashion than my trial and that of Tymoshenko” (Yury Lutsenko)
Appeal against Valery Ivashchenko conviction begins
10.08.2012
The preliminary hearing has taken place in the appeal lodged by former Acting Minister of Defence in Yulia Tymoshenko’s government, Valery Ivashchenko
CEC refuses to registerTymoshenko & Lutsenko – what next?
10.08.2012
On 8 August the Central Election Commission registered the United Opposition’s candidate list but without the leader of the Batkivshchyna Party Yulia Tymoshenko and the former Interior Minister Yury Lutsenko
The Criminal Prosecution of Lutsenko and Investigative Operations
08.08.2012
The court examination of the prosecution of former Interior Minister Yury Lutsenko and two former employees of the Criminal Investigation Department has uncovered many nuances of legislation and practice regarding investigative operations
Yulia Tymoshenko: One year in captivity
06.08.2012
Ukraine’s leaders have proved oblivious to the damage they have done Ukraine’s reputation, its chances of European integration, as well as fundamental principles of democracy and rule of law
Lutsenko trial: hearing postponed due to lack of officially aggrieved party
04.08.2012
Valentin Davydenko, the person whom the Prosecutor General’s Office investigators call the aggrieved party in the case has again not appeared in court, and although the judge postponed the case, there is no sign that he will be forced to attend
Tymoshenko trial deferred to 14 August
01.08.2012
The judge decided to postpone any decision on whether Ms Tymoshenko could take part through video conference link until it was ascertained that such a link is possible
ECHR onsite visit to Yulia Tymoshenko conceivable
28.07.2012
Arkady Bushchenko, UHHRU Executive Director who has himself represented many people at the European Court of Human Rights says that the Court could decide if it deems fit to appoint a mission to Ukraine or to question Yulia Tymoshenko and other people involved in Strasbourg.
Lutsenko trial: “Victim” doesn’t see himself as such and asks to be left alone
26.07.2012
The Judge rejected both Yury Lutsenko’s objections that he was not being allowed to question the alleged victim of his alleged offence and the call to abandon a case in which there is no victim of the crime
Penitentiary Service’s changing story regarding Teixeira visit to Yulia Tymoshenko
26.07.2012
Following the public statement by the State Penitentiary Service’s Press Office that it had given permission for José Manuel Pinto Teixeira to visit former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko and that Mr Teixeira did not arrive, the EU Office has set the record straight
Court medical assessment says Tymoshenko can attend hearings
24.07.2012
During Monday’s court hearing the presiding judge read out the conclusions of a medical examination carried out at the court’s request. This stated that Ms Tymoshenko’s illness was chronic, not serious nor life-threatening, and her condition “stably satisfactory”.
ECHR announces public hearing in Tymoshenko case
23.07.2012
The European Court of Human Rights is to hold a public hearing into the application lodged by former Prime Minister and opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko regarding her detention.
Prosecutor General mellows latest charge against Yury Lutsenko
20.07.2012
The milder indictment – which also avoids the articles of the Criminal Code that have been roundly condemned by the international community – would obviously carry a milder sentence, with Lutsenko now accused of "negligence" not "abuse of office"
Italian Prosecutor sees no grounds for Avakov’s extradition to Ukraine
20.07.2012
The Italian Prosecutor General has decided that there are no grounds for allowing the request to extradite Avakov, former Kharkiv Regional Governor, ally of imprisoned opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko and likely successful candidate in this year’s parliamentary elections
CVU condemns politically motivated verdict against Volodymyr Struk
18.07.2012
The Luhansk Regional Branch of the Committee of Voters of Ukraine views the sentence passed on 17 July against Volodymyr Struk to be politically motivated. Its real aim is to prevent a popular politician from taking part in the parliamentary elections
Lutsenko: trial: Prosecution asks for more time to prepare “new evidence”
18.07.2012
The defence says that the prosecution is unable to prove that Lutsenko committed any crime and wants to “prepare” new witnesses.
Defendant in Lutsenko Trial: I’m here for refusing to testify against Lutsenko
16.07.2012
Friday’s court hearing into the second trial of former Interior Minister and opposition leader Yury Lutsenko was visited by a European Parliament delegation headed by former Polish President Aleksander Kwaśniewski and former EP President Patrick Cox
Tymoshenko cassation appeal again deferred despite her objections
13.07.2012
The High Court in Kyiv allowed the application of the prosecution and deferred the cassation hearing for another month. The former Prime Minister must exhaust all levels including cassation before applying, as planned to the European Court of Human Rights
Lutsenko case: new hearing, same infringements
11.07.2012
The protocol of the last witness in the case was read out by Judge Medushevska despite strong objections from Yury Lutsenko and the defence counsel. The judge also ignored requests for defence witnesses to be called
Tymoshenko trial again deferred
11.07.2012
On Tuesday the Kyivsky District Court in Kharkiv deferred until 23 July the next hearing into the new trial of former Prime Minister and opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko
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