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    Maria Klymyk

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    She studied at Lviv Polytechnic National University. She used to work in the field of advertising, was engaged in copywriting.

    In April 2022, she joined the MIHR team. She collects and documents information about war crimes committed by the Russian Federation in Ukraine, forms databases of MIHR.

    In her spare time, she studies the art of photography and builds her own library, reading everything she can get her hands on.

    Author's articles
    Prisoners of war
    Crime scene — Kursk: what happens to Ukrainians in the most notorious Russian POW facility

    “The worst thing at every pretrial detention center is admission. I was brought to Kursk Pretrial Detention […]

    5 May 2023

    Prisoners of war
    The first captives on February 24: how it happened. Stories of Ukrainian soldiers

    On the morning of February 24, the day of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir […]

    27 February 2023

    Prisoners of war
    A long way home. Or how Ukrainian POWs are forced to reject exchange and take Russian citizenship

    Ongoing torture, starvation, and the lack of personal care products make up a typical day for Ukrainian […]

    23 January 2023

    Investigations
    Crimes in Olenivka: Chronology, Testimonies and Names of Those Involved

    The history of creation and operation of the most notorious place used for detention of civilians and […]

    1 December 2022

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