Russian Soldier Indicted for Cruel Treatment
If convicted, 26-year-old faces up to 12 years in prison for violating the laws and customs of war.
Ukraine Welcomes Interpol Policy Change
International search warrants could now be issued for suspected war criminals.
Russia Recruits Ukrainian Children for Sabotage
Although deemed to have criminal responsibility under Ukrainian law, are these minors actually victims of war crimes themselves?
Former Ukrainian Police Officer Convicted of Kidnap and Torture
Victims testify how man known as “the overseer” ordered their ill-treatment.
Ukraine Braces for Impact of ICC Sanctions
Washington’s moves could cripple court's ability to function and further delay aggression tribunal.
Ukraine: The Database Helping Solve War Crimes
A vast digital resource, based on material abandoned by Russian forces, is proving critical to investigators.
Russian Soldier Faces in Absentia Trial for Rape
Survivor of assault was forced to find refuge by hiding in a minefield.
Trial of Russian Who Told Husband to “Rape Ukrainian Women” Proceeds
Sole witness in case gives evidence to Kyiv’s Shevchenko district court.
“In Almost Every Village We Visited, We Encountered Torture Chambers.”
How Truth Hounds investigators document Russian war crimes.
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