Search Content

Search

Sort by

Refine your search

Locations

Topics

Publish Year

Author

Content type

Media Type

1700 results for "Ukraine"

A Ukrainian cameraman filming a metal cage built by Russian troops for detentions. The Ukrainian prosecutor’s office is investigating several criminal cases related to the abduction of local reporters in Melitopol, an occupied city in the Zaporizhzhia region. © Scott Peterson/Getty Images

Investigating Crimes Against Ukrainian Journalists

NGOs and prosecutors log hundreds of cases of aggression, intimidation and attacks on media workers.

19 Feb 25

The graves of more than twenty men that were reportedly killed by Russian forces are seen at the Kherson city ceremony on November 20, 2022 in Kherson, Ukraine. Ukrainian forces took control of Kherson last week, as well as swaths of its surrounding region, after Russia pulled its forces back to the other side of the Dnipro river. © Chris McGrath/Getty Images

Investigating War Crimes in Kherson

Legal changes called for to help meet the challenge of a flood of new incidents.

22 Nov 22

26-year-old Ainur Shafikov was among the Russian forces deployed to the eastern front to capture the Kharkiv region. © Kharkiv Regional Prosecutor's Office

Case Launched Over Cruel Treatment of Civilians

Serviceman accused of seeking revenge on Ukrainian man who refused to sell him his three-year-old daughter.

9 Jan 24

Tuesday, 16 April ‘24

This week’s overview of key events and links to essential reading.

16 Apr 24

Village of Lyaily near Beshkent, Kyrgyzstan, where nearly all 300 families use water from the aryk, an irrigation canal. The water they drink is vulnerable to contamination from bacteria that cause hepatitis and other water-borne illnesses. © Jodi Hilton/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images

Focus

Central Asia Human Rights Reporting Project

Harvest in Hartagyugh, a village in Armenia's northwestern region of Lori. Over the past five years, food self-sufficiency has been steadily decreasing in the South Caucasus country of three million, due to low yields, uncultivated land and rising fertilisers and fuel prices. © Gayane Sargsyan

Armenian Farmers Brace for a Difficult Year

Geopolitics and lack of long-term vision threaten the country’s food security.

24 May 22

The Kremlin in Moscow. Picture from 2003. (Photo: Ian Walton/Getty Images)

How Russia Fights its Information War

The Kremlin is committing huge resources to extending its influence through spin rather than soldiers.

14 Jan 15

Jailed Georgia’s ex president Mikheil Saakashvili looked frail and emaciated during an appearance in a Tbilisi court on July 3. He spoke via video link from a hospital ward that serves as his prison. His conditions sparked concerns among rights groups and international community.

Georgia Lambasted Over Saakashvili’s Treatment

Former leader appeared emaciated in latest legal hearing, sparking condemnation from Kyiv.

11 Jul 23

Daniil Martynov (centre) has been charged with violating the laws and customs of war, including forcing nearly 500 people in a special needs boarding school to serve as human shields. © Security Service of Ukraine

Chechen Officer Held 500 Civilians “as Human Shields”

Hostages included people with severe chronic and mental illnesses.

14 Mar 23

Tuesday, 29 August ‘23

This week’s overview of key events and links to essential reading.

29 Aug 23

Support local journalists

DONATE