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• War crimes

Russian torture of Ukrainian civilians and POWs is clearly state-endorsed policy – UN Rapporteur

Russia is also blocking access to areas under its occupation with this making it possible to obtain important evidence

• Human Rights Abuses in Russian-occupied Crimea

Russian FSB detains, then terrorizes and threatens to abduct young Crimean Tatar mother

The FSB’s excuse for its terrorization of the Zekeryaev family, including their small children, was a harmless conversation on a VKontakte page deleted years ago.

• Voices of war   • Interview

Officers don’t work

A military medic from Mariupol showed phenomenal courage in Russian captivity, surpassing the plot of a famous feature film.

• Human Rights Abuses in Russian-occupied Crimea   • Events

Ukrainian political prisoner accused of ‘recruiting Russians to fight for Ukraine’

There are fears that Russia may be planning to fabricate new charges against Hennady Lymeshko who is already serving an 8-year sentence on surreal charges

• War crimes

Ukrainians in occupied territory refused life-saving insulin unless they take Russian citizenship

While claiming near 100% support for ‘joining Russia’, the Russian occupiers are using weapons of coercion, including deprivation of medication, to force unwilling Ukrainians to take unwanted Russian passports

• Events

Yevhen Zakharov shortlisted for the Václav Havel Prize 2023

The prize is awarded annually by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe for outstanding achievements in human rights protection.

• Voices of war   • Interview

How volunteer doctors work with victims of Russian aggression

Since the beginning of the war, volunteer doctors of the FRIDA organization have been working free of charge in the frontline territories. For a year and a half, they managed to assist thousands of civilians. In this interview, doctors talk about their work in Bakhmut and other hot spots, the people they saved, and rethinking their inner values.

• Events

In Memory: Ihor Kozlovskyy, renowned Ukrainian religious scholar and former Russian hostage

The death on 6 September of Ihor Kozlovskyy is a terrible loss for Ukraine and for all of us

• War crimes

The Tribunal for Putin has published the first legal assessment of genocide in Ukraine

On 28 August, the human rights initiative T4P launched its submission to the International Criminal Court, detailing the acts of genocide committed by Russia in and around the Ukrainian city of Mariupol.

• War crimes

‘Investigators’ in military gear extract Ukrainian POW ‘confessions’ to Russia’s war crimes in occupied Ukraine

Released hostages have given detailed accounts of the savage torture used to extract videoed ‘confessions’. There is nothing to suggest that any of this has now changed.

• Voices of war   • Interview

‘If we don’t invest in art, we can fail’, Matvii Vaisberg says

Paintings by the artist Matvii Vaisberg became illustrations for the Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group’s new book about Mariupol. He says that the war was the most productive period for him, complains about the uglification of urban space, and believes we should do more to promote contemporary Ukrainian art worldwide.

• Human Rights Abuses in Russian-occupied Crimea

Two years of open attack on Crimean Tatars, with even political prisoners' families and lawyers jailed

Although Russia’s offensive against the Crimean Tatar people had begun soon after its invasion of Crimea, the revenge 'trial' of Crimean Tatar leader Nariman Dzhelyal and the mass detentions uunleashed in September 2021 were on a dangerously new scale.

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