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Putin aide and war propagandists take over Russian ‘writers’ union’ while Ukrainian literature banned as ‘extremist’ in occupied Ukraine

The invaders attack on a monument to Taras Shevchenko is as Soviet as the so-called ‘writers union’ made up of men capable only of pushing lies and inciting to genocide against Ukraine

• War crimes • Human Rights Abuses in Russian-occupied Crimea

Woman sentenced to 15 years for planning a ‘terrorist attack’ against Russian ‘Z’ war symbol in occupied Crimea

With impunity guaranteed for the Russian regime’s FSB and ‘courts’, no effort is made to present plausible charges to justify horrifically long sentences

Children enlisted to shoot and burn effigies of European leaders as ‘enemies of Russia’ in occupied Donbas

Russian propaganda tried to justify the horrifying engagement of children in a violent stunt inciting to violence against those European leaders who remain firm in their support of Ukraine

• Human Rights Abuses in Russian-occupied Crimea

Crimean sentenced to 5 years for critical comments about Russia’s army on YouTube

While Russia claims that Crimeans are united behind its full-scale invasion, Valeriy Shevchuk is only the latest of very many Crimeans to face imprisonment or fines for supporting Ukraine

Tortured Ukrainian doctors save victims of Russia’s medical torture in occupied Donbas

Surgeon Ihor Nazurenko and neuropathologist Yury Shapovalov have paid a huge price for their open opposition to Russia’s proxy ‘Donetsk republic’

• War crimes • Human Rights Abuses in Russian-occupied Crimea

A forced ‘peace’ without Crimea means a carte blanche for Russia to continue its crimes against Ukraine

Crimean Tatars prevented Moscow from staging a coup without open invasion 11 years ago and have faced savage repression ever since. Acceptance of Russia’s occupation of any part of Ukraine would be a betrayal and dangerous

• War crimes • Human Rights Abuses in Russian-occupied Crimea

Crimean Tatar sentenced to 18 years in Russian secret ‘trial’ where only torture is near certain

The only likely reason for holding Ruslan Mambetov incommunicado for over a month is that the FSB wanted to extract 'confessions' through torture in order to concoct yet another such 'treason' trial

Putin declares commander accused of torturing and killing civilians in Ukraine a ‘hero of Russia’

Putin has ‘honoured’ both Anton Struyev, and his 15th Separate Motor Rifle Brigade, other members of which are accused of sexually assaulting a 4-year-old child and gangraping her mother in occupied Kyiv oblast

Press Release: International campaign for the release of captives held as a result of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Online press conference: On the tragic anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine the UN Special Rapporteur, Nobel Peace Prize laureates and human rights groups demand to free all captives of war.

Three Years of Full-scale Russia-Ukraine war: the Kharkiv Region

To date, personal data of 7,225 witnesses and victims of international crimes allegedly committed by the Russian occupiers, as well as 117 probable perpetrators of such crimes, have been recorded by our organization in the Kharkiv Region.

Europe Needs Peace, Not a New ‘Munich Agreement’

Three Years Since the Beginning of Russian Aggression Against Ukraine

Children in occupied Ukraine get brainwashing ‘lesson’ on 24 February about Russia ‘liberating’ them

Children in all occupied parts of Ukraine will be told that Russia’s full-scale invasion was not about military aggression, unprecedented since World War II, but about ‘reinstating historical justice’

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