Ukraine: Why is Ecocide So Hard to Prove?
Prosecuting environmental war crimes requires vast amounts of data and analysis of often delayed consequences.
26 Mar 26
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Ukraine: A War Against Civilians
Ukrainian investigators and international lawyers are demanding new arrest warrants over Russia’s relentless attacks on Ukraine’s power infrastructure.
25 Mar 26
Russia Targets Ukraine’s Postal Facilities
Every attack on civilian infrastructure is recorded by Ukrainian law enforcement as a war crime.
24 Mar 26
The Evolving Role of OSINT
New tools, data analysis methods and inter-agency collaboration are boosting use of open sources in war crimes justice processes.
20 Mar 26
Ukrainian Citizen Convicted of Treason and Kidnapping
Two brothers, one of whom was a minor, were abducted during the occupation of the Kyiv region in the spring of 2022.
20 Mar 26
Search for Justice: The Story of Olena Yahupova
Having survived captivity, torture and sexual violence, Yahupova continues to fight for accountability.
18 Mar 26
Iran War Impacts Ukraine
Kyiv fears diminished military support and increasing international distraction - but hopes to leverage its hard-won experience of drone warfare.
17 Mar 26
Ukraine: Sexual Violence Reparations At Risk
Many survivors now fear they will be unable to access urgently needed financial support.
11 Mar 26
Russian Soldier Appeals Life Sentence for Murder
Serviceman confessed to the crime but now hopes to secure a lighter punishment.
11 Mar 26
Ukraine: “My Only Goal Was to Survive”
One woman’s experience of enduring Russian captivity and pursuing her abuser through the courts.
6 Mar 26
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