Can the Council of Europe Create A Tribunal for Putin?
Ukrainian human rights defender argues this could be the platform on which the prosecution for the crime of aggression can be built.
Russian Soldier to be Tried for Murdering Bucha Resident
The victim’s teenage son survived by playing dead after he was shot and wounded.
Russia’s Weaponisation of Starvation in Mariupol
Civilians deprived of health care, food, and water in what may constitute a war crime.
Russian Commander Convicted for Ordering Detentions and Torture
Officer ordered children of local officials to be seized in order to pressure them to collaborate.
Tuesday, 2 Jul ‘24
This week’s overview of key events and links to essential reading.
Tuesday, 25 June ‘24
This week’s overview of key events and links to essential reading.
Investigating War Crimes Under Daily Attack
In Kharkhiv region, constant shelling of the border territories is a significant obstacle to inspecting incident scenes and collecting evidence.
Russian Commander To be Tried for Killing Civilians
The charred remains of a local resident in the village of Lypivka led to the identification of the senior lieutenant.
Trial for Yahidne’s Human Shields Draws to an End
Defence claims that the convicted soldiers were not proven guilty in the nearly one year-long trial prove unsuccessful.
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