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    Russia must be brought to accountability for crimes against humanity: a new investigation was presented in Warsaw
    Advocacy
    Russia must be brought to accountability for crimes against humanity: a new investigation was presented in Warsaw

    During the annual OSCE human rights conference in the Polish capital, MIHR presented a large-scale investigation into how Russia persecutes Ukrainians. This is its second part. It not only describes in detail the crimes committed by the Russian military in Kyiv, Chernihiv, and Sumy regions but also records the places where Ukrainians are held, the ways they are taken to Russia, and the names and military units involved in these crimes.

    3 October 2024

    “We need a hybrid court that will prosecute Russians. Without this, there will be no effective justice”, — a new tribunal was called for at the OSCE Human Dimension Conference
    Advocacy
    “We need a hybrid court that will prosecute Russians. Without this, there will be no effective justice”, — a new tribunal was called for at the OSCE Human Dimension Conference

    Today, within the OSCE Annual Human Dimension Conference framework, the Ukraine 5 AM Coalition organized a public discussion ”In Search of Justice. What should the architecture of justice in Ukraine look like based on the experience of victims and the needs of the justice system.”

    2 October 2024

    “We need to be one war ahead”, — Olha Reshetylova said at the OSCE Warsaw Conference
    Advocacy
    “We need to be one war ahead”, — Olha Reshetylova said at the OSCE Warsaw Conference

    Olha Reshetylova, Head of the Media Initiative for Human Rights, opened the first plenary session of the OSCE Warsaw Human Dimension Conference with an opening speech. The human rights activist began her speech with a proposal to observe a minute of silence to honor the memory of Ukrainians who died as a result of Russia's armed aggression against Ukraine.

    1 October 2024

    How to Accelerate the Identification of Those Killed or Missing in the War
    Analytics
    How to Accelerate the Identification of Those Killed or Missing in the War

    As of September 26, 2024, the Unified Register of Persons Missing under Special Circumstances, operated by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, contains 55,000 records of people missing during the war. As of August 2024, the Register recorded 2,410 unidentified bodies (remains). MIHR has prepared an analytical report on the issues related to the identification of the deceased, how to expedite this process, and what to do if a relative has gone missing in the war.

    30 September 2024

    In the Luhansk Region, a Village Head, Tortured by Russians, Escaped from the Occupation
    Enforced disappearances
    In the Luhansk Region, a Village Head, Tortured by Russians, Escaped from the Occupation

    Because she was a patriot and refused to collaborate with the Russians, Halyna Hlobchasta, the head of Makiyivka and Hrekivka villages in the Luhansk Region? became a target for the occupiers. She was abducted, detained, and tortured within the walls of the Makiyivka school, where she had worked for many years. Eventually, she escaped from occupation with her husband and now lives in the Ukraine-controlled territory.

    27 September 2024

    Forceful undress, polygraphs, and interrogations about Biolabs. Stories of combat medics who survived Russian captivity
    Prisoners of war
    Forceful undress, polygraphs, and interrogations about Biolabs. Stories of combat medics who survived Russian captivity

    At least 50 Ukrainian military medics are being held in Russian captivity. In addition, Russia holds many civilian doctors and nurses, subjecting them to beatings, interrogations, and baseless criminal charges.

    24 September 2024

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