Verdicts Without a Trial: Russian Prosecutions in Crimea
Experts and investigators have ample evidence that Russia systematically fabricates cases against its opponents while withholding the right to a fair trial.
Experts and investigators have ample evidence that Russia systematically fabricates cases against its opponents while withholding the right to a fair trial.
Ukraine is campaigning for this phenomenon to be recognised as a new, stand-alone international crime.
Discover how Ukrainian media and civil society are supporting landmark anti-corruption action.
Verdicts in cases including murder and cruel treatment expected in coming months.
Prosecutor intends to appeal court decision that found evidence insufficient to convict serviceman of looting.
Survivor was forced to hide in a minefield to escape her attacker.
Judicial and human rights institutions integrate support for returning detainees into ongoing war crimes justice processes.
Administrative challenges, staffing issues and lack of capacity have led to a "colossal" gap between documented war crimes and verdicts.
As Russia targets media workers in Ukraine, their fellow journalists fight back for justice.
Read about efforts underway to hold Russia accountable for its "widespread and systematic" abuses of Ukrainian prisoners of war.