News by tag «Human Rights in Action»

Results by 25 of April

A lawsuit was filed in Argentina against the Russians who tortured the Ukrainian. Why there? Will be easier to catch them? The Reckoning Project lawyer Tsvetelina van Benthem answers

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A lawsuit was filed in Argentina against the Russians who tortured the Ukrainian. Why there? Will be easier to catch them? The Reckoning Project lawyer Tsvetelina van Benthem answers

Author:: Oksana Kovalenko
Date:: 7 days ago

Results by 8 of April

In Ukraine, a registry of war-caused losses was launched. How to submit a claim and why compensation should be requested, even if you have already received it — Markiyan Klyuchkovskyi, registry executive director, explains

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In Ukraine, a registry of war-caused losses was launched. How to submit a claim and why compensation should be requested, even if you have already received it — Markiyan Klyuchkovskyi, registry executive director, explains

Author:: Oksana Kovalenko
Date:: 24 days ago

The Russians have been illegally holding the 62-year-old Ukrainian journalist and ex-military Serhiy Tsyhipa in detention in Simferopol for two years. We tell his story in the memories of loved ones and letters to his wife

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The Russians have been illegally holding the 62-year-old Ukrainian journalist and ex-military Serhiy Tsyhipa in detention in Simferopol for two years. We tell his story in the memories of loved ones and letters to his wife

Author:: Sofiia Korotunenko
Date:: 24 days ago

Results by 3 of April

”Whatever grief we have — this is our work.” How Odesa rescuers help people and experience the death of their colleagues. A report from a city that is being destroyed by the Russians

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”Whatever grief we have — this is our work.” How Odesa rescuers help people and experience the death of their colleagues. A report from a city that is being destroyed by the Russians

Author:: Yuliana Skibitska
Date:: 29 days ago

Results by 1 of April

Eight months ago, Russia destroyed the main church of Odesa, the Transfiguration Cathedral, with a rocket. This is what it looks like now — a large photo report

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Eight months ago, Russia destroyed the main church of Odesa, the Transfiguration Cathedral, with a rocket. This is what it looks like now — a large photo report

Author:: Yuliana Skibitska
Date:: month ago

Results by 11 of March

”Why recognize military aggression as a crime at all, if it cannot be punished”. Lawyer Jennifer Trahan — on how to overcome Russiaʼs veto in the UN Security Council and put Putin on trial

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”Why recognize military aggression as a crime at all, if it cannot be punished”. Lawyer Jennifer Trahan — on how to overcome Russiaʼs veto in the UN Security Council and put Putin on trial

Author:: Oksana Kovalenko
Date:: month ago

Results by 15 of February

The case against Russia at the International Court of Justice turned into a case against Ukraine. How is this even possible? We explain and look for the positive points (yes, they exist)

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The case against Russia at the International Court of Justice turned into a case against Ukraine. How is this even possible? We explain and look for the positive points (yes, they exist)

Author:: Oksana Kovalenko
Date:: two months ago

Results by 14 of February

”There is no justice system that can provide complete justice and punish all criminals.” A conversation with the historian Iva Vukušić, who investigated the war crimes in Bosnia and knows how to punish Russians

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”There is no justice system that can provide complete justice and punish all criminals.” A conversation with the historian Iva Vukušić, who investigated the war crimes in Bosnia and knows how to punish Russians

Author:: Oksana Kovalenko
Date:: two months ago

Results by 2 of February

The UN Court will take up the case of “Russiaʼs distortion of the concept of genocide”

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The UN Court will take up the case of “Russiaʼs distortion of the concept of genocide”

Author:: Oleksandra Amru
Date:: three months ago

Results by 1 of February

The International Court of Justice recognized Russia as a violator of international law for the first time. But Ukraine is still not satisfied. Why? Analysis for the thoughtful ones

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The International Court of Justice recognized Russia as a violator of international law for the first time. But Ukraine is still not satisfied. Why? Analysis for the thoughtful ones

Author:: Oksana Kovalenko
Date:: three months ago