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Ukraine finally joins the International Criminal Court but invokes controversial limitation

While good that Ukraine’s legislators have finally passed a law which can help fight impunity for war crimes and crimes against humanity committed since Russia began its aggression, the limitation is frustrating

• Freedom of conscience and religion

Dangers lurk behind Ukraine’s ban on Russian-linked Ukrainian Orthodox Church

The active support shown by Kirill and his patriarchate for Russia’s war of aggression is criminal, but the ban of a Ukrainian Church which now denies affiliation may prove a Pandora’s box

• The right to life • Human Rights Abuses in Russian-occupied Crimea

Imprisoned Crimean Tatar civic journalist will die soon without life-saving heart surgery

Amet Suleimanov should never have been imprisoned, let alone delivered a death sentence for his Crimean Solidarity journalism. Please help ensure that Russia is stopped from carrying it out!

Incriminating sentence exposes Russia’s crimes against Donbas hostage and against Ukraine

Oleksandr Korol was seized while Russia was claiming to have nothing to do with the armed conflict in Donbas, yet 7 years on, it charged him with revealing information about Russian military sites

As of 19.08.2024, we know the whereabouts of 2,510 Ukrainian prisoners

The T4P website now has live statistics on the locations where Ukrainians are being held in Russia and the temporarily occupied territory.

• Voices of war • Interview

Cultural genocide is hard to prove, — says US professor

John Hall spent nine weeks in Ukraine and came to some astonishing conclusions.

Horrific sentence against Kherson woman for claimed ‘spying’ long after Russia had abducted and imprisoned her

Not only has Russia ‘convicted’ Iryna Horobtsova of legal and legitimate actions in the face of its invasion, but has claimed that these actions were when she had been imprisoned for over ten months

War crimes investigation launched after Russians post video showing beheaded Ukrainian soldier

This is the second of two reports in August alone of Russians mutilating the bodies of Ukrainian defenders

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

Relentless brutality against Crimean Tatar civic activist sentenced to 19 years for refusing to leave Crimea and his family

Russia is not even trying to conceal the fact that it is targeting civic journalists and activists of the Crimean Tatar human rights movement - and, effectively, their children

New law brings Russia closer to mobilizing Ukrainians on occupied territory to fight against Ukraine

Russia has already forcibly mobilized Ukrainians from occupied Donbas, sending many to their death, and is now clearly planning to extend open or covert conscription or mobilization on all occupied territory

• Human Rights Abuses in Russian-occupied Crimea

Russia may imprison 68-year-old for her faith after armed raids on Jehovah’s Witnesses in occupied Crimea

Tamara Bratseva is one of thirty Crimean Jehovah's Witnesses to be serving prison sentences or facing criminal prosecution for studying the Bible and practising their faith under Russia's occupation of Crimea

Russia sentences Ukrainian to 12 years on fake Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant ‘terrorism’ charges

We know next to nothing about Tetiana Kliuchko, but enough about Russia’s methods to assume that any admission to bizarre charges was obtained through torture or other illegal means

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