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1676 results for "Ukraine"

Sexual violence was one of the tools used by the Russian military to intimidate civilians living in occupied Ukrainian territories. © Carl Court/Getty Images

Ukraine: Investigating Wartime Sexual Violence

Women prosecutors describe steep learning curve to deal with “sheer scale” of atrocities.

4 Mar 25

Katya Laba (2nd from right), IWPR's Ukraine Project Manager, presenting the project at the Ukrainian Investigative Journalists Conference 2021.

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Boosting Investigative Journalism in Ukraine

In June 2025, Stepan Suminin – a corporal in the 10th Separate Special Purpose Brigade of Russia’s Main Intelligence Directorate - was found guilty of operating a Mavic quadcopter with an attached munition to attack two civilians in the village of Odradokamianka in the Beryslav district of Ukraine. © Slidstvo.Info

Ukraine: “Any Male is a Target”

For the first time, Russian drone operator convicted of war crimes in the Kherson region.

4 Sep 25

A policeman speaks to a journalist on Hrushevska Street, Kiev, January 2013. (Photo: Rob Stothard/Getty Images)

Ukraine Media Push for Change

Reporters move from covering protests to corruption revelations and next up, elections.

10 Apr 14

Ukraine: IWPR Emergency Medical Training

Odesa workshop provides journalists and rights defenders with key safety and security skills.

7 Mar 23

Viktoriia Roshchyna, the Ukrainian journalist who died in Russian captivity last year, has been buried in Kyiv. © V. Roshchyna/Facebook

Ukraine: Laying Viktoria to Rest

Family, friends and colleagues pay tribute to uncompromising reporter killed in Russian detention.

15 Aug 25

A distraught family at Lviv train station. © Oleksandr Solonenko

Ukraine: The Trauma of War

Experts warn children are experiencing huge psychological distress as a result of the conflict.

28 Apr 22

Meeting at the Irpin city court of the Kyiv region, July 17, 2023.

Ukraine: "Human Shield" Trial Proceeds

Local residents forced into basements while soldiers moved into their apartments.

25 Jul 23

IWPR Founder and Executive Director Anthony Borden reporting from Ukraine.

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Ukraine War Diary by Anthony Borden

Reporting from Ukraine by IWPR founder and executive director Anthony Borden.

Rescue and forensic police examine bodies from unidentified makeshift graves at the Pishanske cemetery on September 19, 2022 in Izium, Ukraine. The bodies will be examined by forensic officials for possible war crimes. Izium was recently liberated from Russian occupation after six months. Approximately 440 bodies are buried at the cemetery, so far 161 bodies have been exhumed, taken to the morgue in Kharkiv. © Paula Bronstein /Getty Images

Ukraine: The Challenge of Wartime Justice

Ensuring accountability for war crimes committed during the Russian invasion hinges on the ability to ensure fair and independent trials.

20 Sep 22

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