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• Voices of war   • Interview

‘There was nothing left of the neighbor, only shoes...’

A resident of the Moshchun village in the Kyiv region tells about the horrors of the first war days.

• The right to a fair trial

ECHR slams Ukraine over detention which triggered anti-Roma riots in Odesa oblast

The European Court of Human Rights has found that Ukraine violated the rights of Myhailo Chebotar, a young man who has been in detention for over six years despite serious concerns about the charges against him

• War crimes

Russians imprisoned 14-year-old boy and girls in Kherson and Mykolaiv oblasts

14-year-old Vitalik was held prisoner by the Russians for ten days. He was cold, hungry and, doubtless, very frightened, with the invaders of his Kherson oblast village threatening to take him to Russia ‘for trial’

• War crimes

Responsibility for attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure

Shelling of Ukraine’s energy infrastructure was accompanied by statements of high-ranking Russian officials confirming that these sites were being targeted and admitting that such sites were part of the country’s civilian infrastructure.

• War crimes

Russia destroys the centre of Mariupol to conceal its war crimes while leaving residents to die of the cold

New Maxar satellite images show more graves in occupied Mariupol, and confirm that the Russians are destroying buildings, while building a military compound

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

Two Ukrainian believers sentenced to six years in Russian-occupied Crimea for a Zoom conversation about the Bible

The Russian-controlled Armiansk city ‘court’ in occupied Crimea has sentenced 62-year-old Oleksandr Lytvyniuk and Oleksandr Dubovenko (49) to six years’ imprisonment purely for practising their faith

• Voices of war   • Interview

‘Sashko and Vasyl Vasylovych were killed during shelling, and Slavko and Mykola were shot by the Russians’

Mykola Andriiovych Kostenko lives in the village of Moshchun on Lesnaya Street. In March, there was absolute hell in these parts.

• Voices of war   • Interview

‘At the plant in Volchansk, the Russians tortured even the priest with an electric shock’

We spoke with the deputy director of the aggregate plant, which used to be called the ‘concentration camp’ of Russians.

• War crimes

Russians deliberately beat Ukrainian haemophiliac, threaten to rape his 17-year-old sister in front of her father

The more Oleh Dyhalo from Kozacha Lopan pleaded with the invaders to not touch his son, as any bleeding could be fatal, the more the Russians beat the young man

• War crimes

Children trained to be ‘Putin’s faithful soldiers’ in Russian-occupied Crimea

Russia began trying to get Ukrainian children to want to kill Ukrainians and defend the aggressor state from soon after its invasion of Crimea, but this is the first time that military training will be added to the ordinary school curriculum.

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

Russia sentences Crimean Solidarity activist to 17 years for defending political prisoners

A Russian court has sentenced Marlen Mustafayev to 17 years’ imprisonment on preposterous charges copy-pasted from another political trial initiated over three years ago.

• Voices of war   • Interview

‘Grandchildren cried and said they didn’t want to die’

Kharkiv resident Nadezhda Bratashevskaya recalls living with her husband in the basement for two months: “As you go for humanitarian aid, you keep praying to God. Then, you press against the wall until the shell flies by or explodes.”

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