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• War crimes

Putin ally under international arrest warrant admits that Russia stopped Mariupol child from returning to Ukraine

Lvova-Belova, who is already wanted by the International Criminal Court for illegally deporting Ukrainian children, has now admitted that a 17-year-old “was caught on the border” when he tried to return home to Ukraine

• Freedom of conscience and religion   • Human Rights Abuses in Russian-occupied Crimea

Russia sentences Crimean Tatar political prisoner to 11 years for free thinking and civic activism

The charges against recognized Crimean Tatar political prisoner Vadim Bektemirov were based solely on the ‘testimony’ of fake secret witnesses and on a tape in which he expressed his opinion

• Voices of war   • Interview

The year of the Mariupol Drama Theatre: a look from inside

Liliia Mykhailiuk, along with her family, survived the airstrike. Her six-person group was in different parts of the Drama Theater building on the morning of 16 March 2022, and everyone managed to get out alive. We publish her account on the anniversary of the tragedy.

• War crimes

Kherson defender tortured for Russian propaganda, then hidden for over a year

It is now over a year since the Russian invaders of Kherson seized Andriy Horshkov, yet his family have no idea where he is being held

• Human Rights Abuses in Russian-occupied Crimea

Russia is risking the life of imprisoned Ukrainian civic journalist on hunger strike

Iryna Danilovych has been on full hunger strike for ten days, yet the prison authorities in Russian-occupied Crimea are refusing to hospitalize her and provide urgently needed medical care.

• Voices of war   • Interview

‘It was like people fleeing a tornado...’

Kyiv volunteer Antonina Dembytska interviews Ukrainians who had to flee the war. To preserve the voices of witnesses for the history and future tribunal of war criminals.

• Voices of war   • Interview

‘Children from the intensive care unit still connected to machines were lowered into the basement’

At the beginning of the war, a resident of Lysychansk, Yuliia, together with her son, hid from the Russian bombing in the basement of the hospital. But the atmosphere in the city was heating up: bombardments intensified, and food and medicines disappeared. Finally, her house was destroyed, and the Russian military settled in her father's house.

• Human Rights Abuses in Russian-occupied Crimea

Abducted Crimean Tatar faces 10-year sentence for sending 13 euros to a friend defending Ukraine

A ‘prosecutor’ in Russian-occupied Crimea has demanded a 10-sentence against Appaz Kurtamet on overtly lawless charges laid after months in which Appaz was illegally held incommunicado

• War crimes

How Russia manufactures 'queues for Russian passports' in occupied parts of Ukraine

As it did after its invasion and annexation of Crimea, Russia is making it all but impossible to live on occupied territory without taking its citizenship

• The right to a fair trial

Switzerland: Federal Prosecutor’s Office opens Investigation into attack of Swiss Journalist in Ukraine

On March 26, 2023, the spokesperson for the Office of the Attorney General of Switzerland (OAG), confirmed in a press article that criminal proceedings were being initiated for the attack against Swiss press reporter Guillaume Briquet by an alleged Russian commando, and that further investigation will be carried out.

• Voices of war   • Interview

‘The shells flew without end...’

Valentyna Tulintseva, a resident of Severodonetsk, worked at the design institute “Chemical technologies”. She was forced to evacuate with her cancer-sick sister, grandson, and beloved dog from the city where she had everything.

• Freedom of conscience and religion   • Human Rights Abuses in Russian-occupied Crimea

Russia sentences Crimean Tatar journalist and human rights activists to 19 years for exposing its repression in occupied Crimea

These are the first five sentences passed in Russia’s worst offensive to date against the Crimean Tatar human rights movement, with journalist Remzi Bekirov and human rights defender Riza Izetov sentenced to 19 years’ imprisonment without any crime

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