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• War crimes

Russa sentences Ukrainian mother of four to 14 years on ‘treason’ charges for supporting Ukraine

Oksana Hladkykh was doubtless targeted for her open opposition to Russia’s occupation of her home in Zaporizhzhia oblast

• Human Rights Abuses in Russian-occupied Crimea

Crimean Tatar Mejlis: No ‘peace deals’ with Russia without Crimea as part of Ukraine

Crimea is Ukraine, the Mejlis stresses, and any territorial concessions to Russia will only whet Moscow’s appetite for more

• Human Rights Abuses in Russian-occupied Crimea

Russia cancels sentence against Crimean Tatar political prisoner after torturing him to death

60-year-old Dzhemil Gafarov should never have been imprisoned, yet even the military court of appeal had earlier been too craven to revoke a politically motivated sentence that could no longer be served

• Events

Ukrainian-born paediatrician jailed in chilling show trial over alleged criticism of Russia’s war against Ukraine

The charges and torment of 68-year-old Nadezhda Buyanova provide a terrifying indictment of Russia's methods of persecution, especially against those with Ukrainian roots

• War crimes

Russia kills more children, while passing mass sentences against Ukrainian POWs for its crimes in Mariupol

The accusations against Ukrainian defenders are especially cynical when Russia is, on a daily basis, bombing and murdering Ukrainian civilians, including Olena Kulyk and her three small children, the youngest of whom was just two months old

• The right to life   • War crimes

Russia is hiding the body of Ukrainian journalist who died after months in notorious Russian prison

Whether or not Russia deliberately murdered Victoria Roshchyna, its imprisonment of the young journalist was illegal, and the fact that she was held at a prison notorious for torture of immense concern

• War crimes

Russians execute wounded Ukrainian POW amid mounting evidence of Russia's policy and incitement to kill

The Russian fighters who shoot unarmed Ukrainian prisoners of war, as well as the officials and propagandists who incite to such crimes, do so because they can be sure of their impunity, if not rewards from the Russian leadership

• Human Rights Abuses in Russian-occupied Crimea

Crimean Tatar lawyer jailed in Russian terror against defenders of political prisoners

It is typical that the Facebook repost used as pretext for the attack on Rustem Kyamilev and Lilia Hemedzhy, and for terrorizing their children, was in support of Ukrainian political prisoner Oleh Prykhodko

• War crimes

Russia’s torture of Ukrainian civilians and POWs is a crime against humanity – UN investigators

Those torturing Ukrainians include high-ranking prison and FSB officials, with all clearly certain of their impunity

• War crimes

Assistance to prisoners of war, civil prisoners and their families. Analytical report

For several months, the Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group has been searching for prisoners of war and missing persons and providing assistance to their families. We publish the findings and results of this meticulous work.

• Human Rights Abuses in Russian-occupied Crimea

Huge sentences in Russian-occupied Crimea for alleged attempt to kill notorious ‘Crimean SMERSH’ anti-Ukrainian vigilante

Russia's template 'trials' of Ukrainians on 'saboteur' charges are as implausible as the Investigative Committee's attempt to present Aleksandr Talipov's attacks on Ukrainians as 'carrying out his civic duty'

• Children’s rights   • War crimes

Russification at any cost in occupied Ukraine with children even physically punished for speaking Ukrainian

Russia is intent on eradicating the Ukrainian language and all aspects of Ukrainian identity, with young Ukrainians a particular target

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