
Ukraine: Prosecuting the Crime of Genocide
“Russia's goal is the destruction of the national group of Ukrainians.”
“Russia's goal is the destruction of the national group of Ukrainians.”
How regional police department had to pivot to deal with influx of with some 10,000 cases.
Despite widespread destruction, prosecuting Russia will come with many challenges.
Options “run the gamut” from financial backing to amending domestic legislation to facilitate prosecutions.
Supreme Court judge explains how a Ukrainian legal decision could transform future mechanisms for Russian reparations.
New legislation would expand the range of non-custodial available to courts.
Ukraine is exploring creative ways to deprive Russia of its power within the security council.
As evidence grows of the cruel treatment and extrajudicial execution of Ukrainian captives, legal and human rights bodies are building strategies for prosecution.
Large teams of forensic experts work together with law enforcement officers and criminologists to collect evidence for future trials.