Olga Golovina
Editorial Coordinator
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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.
Those investigating potential war crimes must gather evidence while reducing trauma for vulnerable minors.
International advisor highlights need to appoint more judges and advance legal reforms to expedite judicial processes.
Ukraine is implementing dedicated policies including safeguarding and psychological assistance.
One year after its de-occupation, investigators continue to record thousands of war crime cases amid continuous shelling.
NGO has identified over 200 alleged criminals since 2014 as part of efforts to monitor, document and investigate IHL violations.
“It will be harder to fight for attention; and without attention, there will be no weapons.”
Former investigator highlights key lessons that can be garnered from the 17 years of the tribunal’s existence.
Journalists need training and support to properly cover war crimes trials.
Pre-trial investigations are currently ongoing into some 250 war crimes proceedings.
Russian human rights activist describes efforts to document the torture and sexual abuse of captured Ukrainians.