Exchanged Russian Pilot Sentenced in Absentia for Killing Civilian
Crime took place after fighter jet downed in Chernihiv in March 2022.
Tracking Down Truth in Ukraine
NGO has identified over 200 alleged criminals since 2014 as part of efforts to monitor, document and investigate IHL violations.
Tuesday, 7 November ‘23
This week’s overview of key events and links to essential reading.
Kupiansk: Fireworks in the Rain
Eastern town sees a third wave of departures, as even the most stalwart residents see little future there.
Central Asia Fears Israel-Gaza War Could Fuel Radicalisation
There are concerns that Russian disinformation and extremist groups may instrumentalise the conflict.
Ukraine Frets Over Media’s New Focus on Middle East
“It will be harder to fight for attention; and without attention, there will be no weapons.”
Gaza War Resonates in the South Caucasus
The region’s geopolitical shift following the Nagorny Karabakh conflict may continue amid the crisis in the Middle East.
Tuesday, 31 October ‘23
This week’s overview of key events and links to essential reading.
Case Launched Over Torture of Former ATO Participants
Summons describes how men were beaten, electrocuted with stun guns and branded with a hot iron before being subjected to forced labour.
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