Ukraine's Orthodox Crisis
Row over church’s independence could leave country more vulnerable to Russian influence.
Row over church’s independence could leave country more vulnerable to Russian influence.
Pursuing those responsible for this crime would increase awareness and accountability, as well as having a significant and international impact.
Until February 24, Ukraine was a European leader in open data. Russia’s invasion has made maintaining transparent processes more difficult.
Public anger over corruption and a wave of populism may herald big political changes.
As criminal cases mount, a pattern emerges as to who was targeted for inhumane treatment.
As huge efforts to collect evidence continues, attention is turning to the targeting of civilian infrastructure.
Process seen as problematic in many jurisdictions, given the difficulties in allowing defendant their full rights.
As evidence grows of the cruel treatment and extrajudicial execution of Ukrainian captives, legal and human rights bodies are building strategies for prosecution.
The upset may prove to be a turning point for the current administration.
Twitter and Facebook helped Maidan protesters organise, but it was President Viktor Yanukovich's administration that laid the ground for revolution.