Frontline Updates

• Four Russian Soldiers Sentenced for Yagidne Crimes
• Justice Briefing + more

• Ukrainian Serving in Proxy Forces Sentenced for Robbery
• Justice Briefing
• Murder in Kherson

• How Will US Support Justice for Ukraine?
• Justice Briefing + more

• Four Russians Sentenced to 11 Years for War Crimes
• Justice Briefing + more

• War Crimes Against Cultural Heritage
• Russian Commanders Face Trial for Attacks on Critical Infrastructure
• Justice Briefing + more

• Russian Soldiers Accused of War Crimes in Chernihiv
• Justice Briefing + more

• Cruel Treatment and Mock Executions: Russian Soldier Faces Trial
• Justice Briefing + more

• First Rape Trial of Russian Soldier
• Justice Briefing + more

• Searching for the Dead
• First Sexual Violence War Crime Conviction
• “I Want My Mother to Have a Grave”
• Justice Briefing + more

• Stolen Clothes, Gold and Scooters: Prosecuting Russian Looting
• Investigating War Crimes in Kherson
• Justice Briefing + more

• Russian Sniper on Trial in Kyiv
• Limiting Russia’s Judicial Immunity
• Justice Briefing + more

• How Propaganda Can Incite Genocide
• Justice Briefing

• Exchanged Russian Prisoners to be Tried in Absentia
• Justice Briefing + more

• Three Russian Soldiers Charged with War Crimes
• Justice Briefing
• Ukraine: Investigating War Damages

• Ukraine Issues First Verdict in Absentia Against Russian Soldier
• Justice Briefing + more

• Can Russia’s UN Veto be Removed?
• Ukraine’s Legislative Challenge
• Justice Briefing + more

Human Rights, African Stories is part of IWPR’s Africa Resilience Network Project, and features journalists, communicators, and campaigners talking about their work promoting human rights.

• Why a Special Tribunal is Crucial
• Justice for POWs
• Justice Briefing + more

• Investigating Izyum’s Mass Graves
• Can Ukrainians Sue Russia for War Damages?
• Justice Briefing + more

• Universal Criminal Jurisdiction in Ukraine
• Justice Briefing
• The Challenge of Wartime Justice + more

• Births, Deaths and Pensions in Occupied Territory
• Russia Plans Show Trials for Ukrainian POWs
• Justice Briefing + more

• Building International Justice Together
• Why the European Court of Human Rights Remains Key to Justice for Ukraine
• Deported Ukrainians Seek Justice + more

• An Architecture for Justice in Ukraine
• The Complexity of Prosecuting Forced Conscription
• Justice Briefing + more

• Why Russia Wants its Own War Crimes Court
• Why Justice Reform is More Vital Than Ever
• Justice Briefing+ more

• Ukraine is a Turning Point for International Justice
• Ukraine: Deportation is a War Crime
• Justice Briefing + more

• “If You Run, We Will Shoot You”: How Russia Forces Ukrainians Into Its Army
• Justice Briefing
• The ICTY Has Key Lessons for a Ukraine Tribunal + more

• Project Launch
• Justice Briefing
• How Ukraine Will Find Justice + more

• Mariupol Theatre’s Actors Interpret the Cry of a Nation
• Ukraine: A Day in the Life
• Will Sanctions Alone Undermine Russia’s Defence Industry? + more

• WATCH: Return to Hostomel
• The Professor on the Frontline
• The Sisters Torn Apart by Russia’s Invasion + more

• Mykolaiv: A Garrison Town Digs In
• Besieged Mariupol: How I Got Out of Hell
• Back to the USSR: May 9 in Ukraine’s Occupied Territories + more

• IWPR Director Anthony Borden reporting from Ukraine, an in-depth interview with Dr Fiona Hill + more

• Ukraine’s Local Media Organises
• Ukraine Implores West for Weapons
• Ukraine War Diary by Anthony Borden + more

• Interview: Reporting the Ukraine Crisis
• Photo Essay: In the Trenches of Ukraine’s Long War
• OSCE Mission Pulls Staff from Eastern Ukraine + more

• Ukraine Rolls Out Mass Recruitment for Volunteer Army
• Will Belarus be Springboard for Russian Incursion into Ukraine?
• Cyberattacks Undermine Ukraine’s Security + more

• Kazakstan in Crisis
• Tokayev’s Ascent to True Power
• What Next for Kazakstan? + more

• Bosnia: The Town That Resisted Ethnic Division
• Ukraine Faces Winter Energy Crisis
• Alarm Raised Over Child Suicide in Kyrgyzstan + more

• Belarus: Refugee Crisis Not Yet Out of The Woods
• Russian Troops Continue to Mass on Ukrainian Border
• The Open Wound of Armenia’s POWs + more

• Bosnia: The Lesson We Learned from Afghanistan
• Myanmar: IWPR Asked to Help UN War Crimes Investigation
• Kyrgyzstan: How Realistic is Phasing Out Coal?
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• IWPR Congratulates Noble Prizewinner Maria Ressa
• China-Taiwan Tensions Mount
• Turkey: Women Demand Equal Treatment in Mosques
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• What Next For Tunisia?
• Ten Years on From Revolution, Tunisia in Uncharted Waters
• Roza Eftekhari – a Tribute
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• Historic Protests Sweep Cuba
• Disinformation and Democracy: Can Journalism Up Its Game?
• Can Final Mladic Verdict Give Hope for Justice in Syria?
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• Fears Grow Among Belarusian Diaspora After Arrest
• Pressure Steps Up Over Belarus “Hijack”
• China: Threats Loom in the Pacific
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• Speaking Truth to Power
• Myanmar: ‘The Coup Has Robbed Us of Our Rights’
• The Campaign to Silence Turkish Journalists
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• Ukraine Watches in Fear as Russian Mobilisation Continues
• Afghanistan’s Peace Must be Inclusive
• Young Cubans Lose Hope Amid Economic Crisis
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• Challenge for Change
• Fighting for Change in Belarus
• Iraq: Justice for Survivors as Activists Overturn Taboos
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• Why Local Voices Matter
• Egypt's Invisible Revolution
• Syria: The Burning Man
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• IWPR Discussion: US Election & Implications for Foreign Policy
• IWPR Impact: Programme Highlights from Lebanon, Central Asia and Nigeria

• Rising Above the Fray
• Karabakh: Hatred and Euphoria Are Fuelling Madness
• Taking the Karabakh Conflict Online
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• Miloš’ Warning
• How (and Why) Russia Wow
• Truth, Lies and Deception Over Cuba's Embargo
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• Fighting the Misinformation Pandemic
• Moldovan Media Angry Over Covid-19 Restrictions
• Central Asian Media Struggles with Covid-19 Quarantine
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• How We Will Meet the Coronavirus Challenge
• Iraqi Champions Fight Coronavirus Crisis
• Is Russia Exploiting Coronavirus Fears in Georgia?
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