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

Russia refuses to investigate the torture to death of Crimean Tatar political prisoner Dzhemil Gafarov

It is vital, therefore, that all of those implicated in implementing effective death sentences are placed under international sanctions

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

Russia makes repeating lies about its war against Ukraine mandatory in all schools, including on occupied territory

Russia is using propaganda textbooks and compulsory exams to impose its lies about its full-scale invasion, annexation of Ukrainian territory and war crimes on schools in occupied Ukraine

• Voices of war   • Interview

Polygraph to attest pro-Ukrainian position: Doctor from Kherson

Leonid Remyha was in charge of one of the hospitals in Kherson at the beginning of the Russian invasion. The head physician ended up in a Russian torture chamber for refusing to cooperate with the invaders.

• Events

Defender of Crimean Tatar political prisoners gets 6 years for posts spelling out Russia's war crimes in Ukraine

There was no fake information in the social media texts Olga Smirnova posted, merely information that clashed with the standard lies issued by the Kremlin and Russian defence military

• Voices of war   • Interview

‘Sight of it left me speechless’

“Burned cars, murdered women and men...” — Ruslan Kosian, a resident of the village of Dmytrivka, talks about the consequences of the Russian occupation. The man did not want to leave his house and was under occupation. Despite the risk, he delivered aid to the long-suffering Bucha, Moschun, and Borodianka. Once, Ruslan had to drive the Russians out of his yard.

• War crimes

Kherson war veteran seized by the Russians and hidden for 18 months now faces huge sentence for 'spying for Ukraine’

The aggressor state seized Oleksandr Zarivny from his Ukrainian hometown and, after holding him incommunicado for 10 months, came up with insane ‘espionage’ charges

• Voices of war   • Interview

One step away from death — the story of volunteer Maksym Vainer

Maksym Vainer worked in an international team engaged in medical evacuation in the Bakhmut area. They were trying to evacuate a woman wounded after a shelling when a Russian missile hit their car. Maksym received numerous injuries, and his partner, an American medical volunteer, Pete Reed, died.

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

Gravely ill Crimean Tatar civic journalist sent to certain death in Russian prison

Russia has already caused the deaths of two Ukrainian political prisoners, and has now flouted the United Nations Committee against Torture and begun implementing an effective death sentence against Amet Suleimanov

• War crimes

Russia uses fake ‘republics’ to sentence POWs to hundreds of years for defending Ukraine

Russia is almost certainly using torture and fake ‘witnesses’ to try to rewrite the facts and ‘sentence’ Ukrainian prisoners of war for war crimes which it committed

• War crimes   • Research

Shelling of civilians: The T4P Initiative has prepared a submission to the International Criminal Court. Press Release

On August 22, the T4P Initiative presented a document to the International Criminal Court regarding attacks on Ukrainian civilians by Russian troops.

• War crimes

Finland detains Russian neo-Nazi ‘Rusich’ leader wanted for war crimes in Ukraine

Yan Petrovskyl, together with fellow neo-Nazi sadist from St Petersburg Alexei Milchakov, face charges of war crimes back in 2014 and 2015 as the leaders of the notorious 'Rusich' unit, which is now affiliated with the Wagner group

• Human Rights Abuses in Russian-occupied Crimea

22 Crimean Tatars, including the fathers of imprisoned Crimean Solidarity activists, jailed for trying to attend an ‘open court hearing’

The fathers and other relatives of Crimean Solidarity activists arrested the day before simply hoped to see the men during the detention hearing, but were detained, some violently

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