Olga Golovina
Editorial Coordinator
Editorial Coordinator
Olga Golovina is editorial coordinator of IWPR’s Ukraine Justice Report. With more than 20 years experience working as a journalist and editor in Ukrainian print and TV, she has covered a wide range of stories across Europe, Russia and the Caucasus.
Could the destruction of the Kakhovka dam be prosecuted by the ICC?
Decision by top European court provides basis for resolving hundreds of individual Ukrainian cases.
Activist groups want arrest warrants issued for key figures inciting hatred against Ukrainians in the Russian media.
Ukrainian human rights defender argues this could be the platform on which the prosecution for the crime of aggression can be built.
In Kharkhiv region, constant shelling of the border territories is a significant obstacle to inspecting incident scenes and collecting evidence.
Legal experts consider Russia’s wide-scale illegal displacement and deportation of minors to be a war crime.
“It is not enough to bring perpetrators to justice; it is important to help people recover.”
Victim of illegal detention describes her experience of trying to seek justice through the courts.
Open source and undercover work helped a team from the Suspilne media outlet identify a suspect in a notorious case of the abuse of civilians.
Ukrainian lawyer explains the challenges – and vital importance – of an effective defence for Russian indictees.