Artur Prikhno
He specializes in the topic of enforced disappearances of civilians during hostilities, as well as in covering war trials. He graduated from the Bohdan Khmelnytsky National University of Cherkasy.
Since 2019, he has been covering trials related to war, the Revolution of Dignity, as well as attacks on activists and journalists. He used to work for the Insider publication and the Watchers project. He wrote reports from court hearings and analytical materials for such publications as LB.ua, Novynarnia, Censor.NET.
He takes part in field missions and investigations of Russia’s war crimes in Ukraine.
“It’s a 99.9% DNA match,” a cold voice told Oksana Shevchenko, Chernihiv Oblast, over the phone. This […]
11 May 2023
A man who introduced himself as an FSB officer put a notebook in front of Oleksandr Starodubets, […]
14 April 2023
Mark Ellis is the executive director of the International Bar Association discusses a tribunal for senior political and military leaders of Russia, trial of cases by Ukrainian courts, and support by the international community.
23 March 2023
It was Saturday, April 30. That day, Mykola Kurivchak, the headman of Zmiivka, a village in Kherson […]
7 February 2023
Beryslav is a town in Kherson Oblast that was under Russian occupation from the early days of […]
26 December 2022
The history of creation and operation of the most notorious place used for detention of civilians and […]
1 December 2022