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1678 results for "Ukraine"

On March 27, the Kyiv-Svyatoshinsky district court, in Kyiv region, sentenced in absentia Russian intelligence sniper Chingis Dambaev to 12 years in prison for hitting a civilian and almost shooting him, in violation of the laws and customs of war. © Irina Domashchenko

Exchanged Russian Sniper Convicted for Striking Civilian

In March 2022, a drunk soldier hit and attempted to shoot a Ukrainian man after spotting a skull-shaped tattoo on his hand.

4 Apr 23

IWPR Ukraine Conference held in Kiev, October 6-7, 2017. © IWPR

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Giving Voice, Driving Change - from the Borderland to the Steppes

A screenshot of some of the televised forced confessions of Belarus' railway employees detained in March 2022 for their actions in support of Ukraine.

Belarus’ Epidemic of Public Shaming

Security services use TV confessions to spread fear and promote public self-censorship.

6 Dec 22

Andrii Medvedev in the courtroom on 20 June. © Iryna Domashchenko

Captured Russian Paratrooper Pleads Not Guilty

Accused declined to answer questions from journalists during most recent court hearing.

29 Aug 23

Two Russian servicemen were sentenced in absentia to life in prison for killing four civilians in Chernihiv region in March 2022. They also robbed the victims of their mobile phones, which were used by the investigators to identify the military. © Ed Ram/Getty Images

Two Russians Sentenced to Life for Murder and Looting

The servicemen killed four civilians and took their mobile phones which helped investigators identify them.

23 Apr 24

In March 2022, Ghukasyan fired some 20 shots at the car of 32-year-old civilian Dmytro Bondarenko as he drove along a road in the Kyiv region. He and his fellow soldiers buried the body in nearby forest. © Anastasia Vlasova/Getty Images

How to Defend a War Crimes Case

Ukrainian lawyer explains the challenges – and vital importance – of an effective defence for Russian indictees.

14 May 24

Kyrgyz Institutions Take Shape

Date set for presidential elections as authorities improve security, although a pro-Akaev march threatens more trouble.

20 Nov 05

Anna Steshenko

Kyiv-based correspondent

Iryna Drabok

Ukrainian journalists

Saidakrami Murodalii Rachabalizoda suspected of taking part in the attack of a concert hall that killed 137 people, the deadliest attack in Europe to have been claimed by the Islamic State jihadist group, is escorted by Russian law enforcement officers prior to his pre-trial detention hearing at the Basmanny District Court in Moscow on March 24, 2024. © TATYANA MAKEYEVA/AFP via Getty Images

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.

3 Apr 24

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