Tuesday, 9 April ‘24
This week’s overview of key events and links to essential reading.
EU Team Advises Ukraine Over Justice Challenges
“The security situation is fluid, the crimes continue to mount and the world’s eyes move on.”
Russian Soldiers Face Trial For Murder of Farmworker
The pensioner, according to the investigation, had asked his assailants not to scare his livestock.
The Legacy of the Muhajirs
Award-winning documentary explores ancient traditions through historical records and personal testimony.
Tajik Migrants Brace for Moscow’s Ire
Their situation has been deteriorating for the past few years, but the Crocus concert hall atrocity has accelerated events.
Restoring Justice for Ukraine
"This is a great achievement for the entire international community.”
Tuesday, 2 April ‘24
This week’s overview of key events and links to essential reading.
Ukraine Pursues Genocide Charges
Although the term is currently often used in international politics, the legal complexities are huge.
Two Russian Soldiers to be Tried for Rape, Torture and Robbery
Servicemen accused of brutalising civilians during the occupation of parts of the Kyiv region.
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