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MEPs Demand the Release of Abducted Ukrainians in Occupied Territories: Resolution in the Works

The European Parliament held a debate on the draft resolution “The human cost of Russia’s war against Ukraine: the dramatic situation of illegally detained Ukrainian civilians and prisoners of war.” The document condemns the widespread unlawful detention of Ukrainians, torture, fabricated charges, and inhumane conditions of imprisonment.

17 June 2025

Enforced disappearances
The Russians Have Transferred a Spanish Volunteer Abducted in Kherson out of Crimea: 77-year-old Mario Has Gone Missing

The Russian military prosecutor’s office claims that Spanish volunteer Mariano Garcia Calatayud left Crimea for the Kherson region. Before that, he had been held for over a year in a detention center in Simferopol after being abducted in Kherson. The current whereabouts of the 77-year-old man, who suffered a heart attack while in captivity, remain unknown, and his relatives continue to search for him.

13 June 2025

Other war crimes
Traces of War on Every Building: A Report from Sarajevo, Where War Criminals—Like Russia Today—Claimed That Murdered Children Were a Myth

The Bosnian War officially began on April 6, 1992, and lasted for four years. According to various estimates, around 100,000 people were killed during the conflict, with another 31,000 reported missing. Over 2 million people were displaced both within the country and beyond its borders. More than three decades have passed since then, yet most families have not returned to their homes. Around 8,000 missing persons are still being searched for to this day.

12 June 2025

Enforced disappearances
In Crimea, the Occupiers Forced a Pensioner from the Luhansk Region to “Repent” for pro-Ukrainian Inscriptions on Benches

Confession in front of the camera, as if during interrogation: in Crimea, 65-year-old Yevhen Nenko from the Luhansk region was publicly forced to “repent” for pro-Ukrainian graffiti. The man is just one example among dozens of Ukrainian civilians the Russian Federation detained or convicted in May under fabricated charges of espionage, extremism, or assisting the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The scale of political repression is growing, and the human stories are becoming increasingly harrowing.

10 June 2025

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Медійна ініціатива за права людини (МІПЛ) — це медійна команда, яка змінює зовнішню і внутрішню політику задля інтеграції України у вільний світ.

Організацію заснували у вересні 2016 року журналістки Марія Томак і Ольга Решетилова. Відразу після створення організації основною діяльністю МІПЛ були журналістські розслідування порушень прав людини з подальшим адвокаційним супроводом справ. Наразі МІПЛ поєднує моніторинг і документування порушень прав людини у зв’язку зі збройною агресією РФ, висвітлення, розслідування окремих епізодів, аналіз зібраних даних та адвокаційні активності. Для команди важливо не лише говорити про проблеми порушень прав людини в окупації та зоні бойових дій, а передусім впливати на їх вирішення та спонукати належну реакцію на них як на національному, так і на міжнародному рівнях.