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    60 Russian war criminals convicted in Ukraine over a year – infographic
    War and justice
    60 Russian war criminals convicted in Ukraine over a year – infographic

    The convicts received sentences ranging from 9 years to life imprisonment.

    16 January 2025

    The Bodies of Three More Ukrainians Killed in Russia Have Been Identified in Ukraine Thanks to DNA
    Enforced disappearances
    The Bodies of Three More Ukrainians Killed in Russia Have Been Identified in Ukraine Thanks to DNA

    Serhii Diedovskyi from the Chernihiv region, Andrii Pashchenko, and Serhii Shevtsov from the Kyiv region were civilians abducted and taken to Russia in 2022. They did not return alive. Their identities were confirmed through DNA testing.

    7 January 2025

    1000 Days in Captivity: What Is Happening with the Marines Who Defended Mariupol
    Prisoners of war
    1000 Days in Captivity: What Is Happening with the Marines Who Defended Mariupol

    — We were standing by the barracks on the territory of Olenivka and watching for five hours […]

    6 January 2025

    Head of the MIHR Olha Reshetylova appointed as the Presidential Commissioner for the Protection of the Rights of Servicemen and their Families
    Advocacy
    Head of the MIHR Olha Reshetylova appointed as the Presidential Commissioner for the Protection of the Rights of Servicemen and their Families

    Volodymyr Zelenskyy has signed a decree appointing Olha Kobylynska, better known by her maiden name Reshetylova, as Presidential Commissioner for the Protection of the Rights of Servicemen and Their Families.

    30 December 2024

    In Rostov, Three Ukrainians Were Sentenced to 18 Years and More for the Attempted Assassination of Lenin, a DPR Fighter
    Enforced disappearances
    In Rostov, Three Ukrainians Were Sentenced to 18 Years and More for the Attempted Assassination of Lenin, a DPR Fighter

    The 37-year-old Nataliia Vlasova and 46-year-old Viktor Shydlovskyi were detained by representatives of the pro-Russian quasi-structures of the so-called DPR on March 21, 2019, while crossing the Olenivka checkpoint. Both were traveling to the occupied Donetsk, allegedly using forged documents under the surname Petrenko. In Donetsk, their acquaintance, 47-year-old Serhii Hruzynov, was already waiting for them. During the court hearing, all three stated that they had incriminated themselves under torture, confessing to crimes they had not committed.

    30 December 2024

    “It Would Have Been Better if They Had Shot Me in the Head”: Journalists Discovered Who Was Involved in the Torture and Trial of Kherson Resident Roman Tretiakov
    Enforced disappearances
    “It Would Have Been Better if They Had Shot Me in the Head”: Journalists Discovered Who Was Involved in the Torture and Trial of Kherson Resident Roman Tretiakov

    Ukraine lost control over Kherson in the early days of the full-scale invasion. The city and almost […]

    24 December 2024

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