Thursday, 17 Mar '22 in Medyka, Poland

"We came because we could no longer stand watching it on TV – we thought we had to do something."

Mixed Messages From Ukrainian Voters

Some surprises in electoral results for country struggling with conflict and economic woes.

Russian Soldier Sentenced to Life Imprisonment

Judges reject defence lawyer’s argument that there was a lack of proper evidence to support a murder charge.

Russian Commander to be Tried for Kidnapping Civilians

Accused man was identified by journalistic investigation into the so-called Don Cossack volunteer brigade.

Crimea's Ukrainians and Tatars in Danger – OSCE

Unease at Focus on Language, Identity in Kazakstan

Russians say nationalist sensitivities have been heightened by Moscow’s actions in Ukraine.

In Central Kiev, Maidan Volunteers Watch and Wait

"We are waiting until it becomes clear which way things are going," says one.

Tortured for a Lesser “Crime” in Kherson

Interrogated over his past political record, detainee escapes worse treatment for his current activism.

Latin America: Journalism Continues to Hold Power to Account

Despite coming under constant attack, independent media are achieving remarkable impact.

Press Freedom Struggles in Kenya

Cases of harassment have mounted amid a surge in police brutality as well as overt government antagonism.