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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 sentences 64-year-old Melitopol woman to 16 years on idiotic ‘terrorism’ charges
13.06.2025
The Russian FSB clearly needed daylight for their propaganda video, and knew that the lack of even minimal credibility would not stop a Russian court from passing a monstrous sentence against Larysa Havrylenko
Ukrainian POW horrifically tortured, with words ‘glory to Russia’ burned on his chest
11.06.2025
It is likely that the prisoner of war was already wounded when this latest atrocity was committed
Lawyers of nine Ukrainian political prisoners abducted from Kherson demand action over their systematic torture in Russian captivity
10.06.2025
The nine men were abducted and tortured while Kherson was under Russian occupation, with the invaders now continuing such torture while the men are held prisoner in Russia
Churches of the Donetsk region: The number of Russian attacks has increased this year
09.06.2025
A few days before the “truce” announced by Russian dictator Putin, Russian troops attacked the Church of St. Ambrose of Optina in Dobropillya twice. Pokrovsk, Toretsk, and Kostiantynivka churches were also destroyed or damaged. Journalist Serhiy Okunev reported fresh information from the frontline cities about Russian attacks on churches.
Russian court prohibits memes comparing Putin with Hitler in condemning the war against Ukraine
06.06.2025
Memes used very clearly as protest over Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine were claimed to 'encourage terrorist activities'
Russia sentences Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant driver to 25 years on grotesque ‘international terrorism’ charges
05.06.2025
It is particularly worrying that Vadym Trachuk, who clearly rejected some or all of the charges, was moved during the 'trial' to the same notorious remand prison in Taganrog where Ukrainian journalist Victoria Roshchyna died after being savagely tortured
Melitopol family sentenced to life, 20 years over attacks on traitors and railway lines used for Russia's war against Ukraine
04.06.2025
While all the impugned attacks were on completely legitimate targets, there is every reason to believe that Artem Murdid, his mother Anna Murdid and wife Anna Voshkoder were tortured into ‘confessing’
Russia’s drone attacks against civilians in Kherson oblast are coordinated state policy and a crime against humanity - UN Commission
02.06.2025
Over the past 10 months, Russia has been using drones to drop explosives and kill civilians in Kherson oblast, as well as ambulance workers targeted after they rushed to the scene of such attacks
60-year-old from Russian-occupied Donbas sentenced to 13 years for donations to Ukraine’s defenders
02.06.2025
Having blocked healthcare, pensions and otherwise made it impossible to not take Russian citizenship, the invaders then claim that it is ‘treason’ for Ukrainians to donate money to Ukraine’s defenders
Russia has dragged occupied Ukraine far below North Korea and other ‘worst of the worst’ - Freedom House
30.05.2025
Russian occupation of any Ukrainian territory has led to the same violence and terror, to total degradation of rule of law and all fundamental freedoms
Which civilians were released during the significant exchange?
30.05.2025
Among the 120 civilians exchanged on May 23 was one political prisoner and 15 individuals who had been convicted of crimes in Ukraine and illegally deported to the Russian Federation from temporarily occupied territories. In addition, many Ukrainians who once committed crimes in Russia and have already served their sentences there were returned. How will their homeland welcome them?
Bitter frustration over Russia’s (non) release of Ukrainian political prisoners and civilian hostages
29.05.2025
Whether or not Moscow was deliberately trying to sow discontent in Ukraine, its failure to release political prisoners whose life is in danger and others illegally imprisoned for years was brutal
Go to the enemy for evidence? Civilians who went through Russian torture chambers demand justice
29.05.2025
Go through the torture chambers of the Vovchansky Aggregate Plant and never receive the status of a person who was deprived of personal freedom as a result of armed aggression against Ukraine. Why is the current law on the protection of civilian prisoners discriminatory?
Captivity, death sentence, and six Russian drone attacks. The story of a volunteer who saves civilians in the Donetsk region
29.05.2025
Yevhen Tkachov has been volunteering since 2014. He was captured and almost died. But after being released, he did not stop evacuating people from dangerous areas.
Ukrainian sentenced to 20 years in ominous twist to Russia’s ‘Crimean Tatar Battalion’ repression
28.05.2025
Ihor Varchuk was seized by the Russians while defending his country and probably tortured, before this blitzkrieg ‘trial’ on surreal ‘terrorism’ charges
Merciless brutality against 74-year-old Donetsk hostage imprisoned since 2018 for supporting Ukraine
26.05.2025
Frustration and despair are inevitable when 74-year-old Vitaly Atamanchuk, and other hostages, imprisoned for their pro-Ukrainian position, are constantly passed over in exchange lists
Russians execute two unarmed Ukrainian prisoners of war
26.05.2025
This second such execution in May alone comes just a few months after UN monitors expressed alarm over the huge increase and pointed to Russians’ impunity and the constant incitement to commit such war crimes
They let you talk to a prisoner and then blackmail you into committing sabotage
23.05.2025
Russian special services are trying to use the families of prisoners of war for criminal actions.
Abducted, tortured and sentenced to 13 years in Russian captivity for letters to Ukrainian defender husband
23.05.2025
Yulia Koveshnikova was abducted because of her pro-Ukrainian views and her soldier husband. She was held prisoner in a pit, with her captors beating her around the head for every word she spoke in Ukrainian
10-year sentence in torture-based ‘Ukrainian saboteur plot’ for Russian propaganda
22.05.2025
Although one of countless sentences passed for supposed 'plots' thwarted by Russia's FSB, this is the first of three sentences against abducted civilians, including a 74-year-old with major health issues who cannot walk without a stick
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