Conscription in Occupied Lands: Russia’s War Crime
Ukrainian law enforcement agencies are documenting and securing convictions against organisers of the illegal draft.
20 Jan 26
International justice
Investigating POW Executions
Law enforcement agencies argue that such crimes are systemic and that not only direct perpetrators but also their commanders must be held to account.
13 Jan 26
How Russia Fabricates Criminal Cases Against Ukrainians
The imposition of Russian criminal law in the occupied territories has granted its security services sweeping powers.
9 Jan 26
Russian Soldier Handed Ten Year Term for Torture
Woman detained and abused due to the fact her son was serving in the armed forces of Ukraine.
6 Jan 26
Collaborator Sentenced to Life For Mass Grain Theft
Former politician also fined millions of dollars for confiscation and export of almost half a million tonnes of wheat.
23 Dec 25
Former Ukrainian Police Officer Sentenced for War Crimes
He was found guilty of the cruel treatment of civilians as well as unlawful imprisonment and pillage.
18 Dec 25
“Was Syria Worth This Price?”
On the anniversary of the fall of the regime, our joy is mixed with bitterness and our laughter with tears.
12 Dec 25
In Absentia: Is Ukraine Upholding the Right to Fair Trial?
Such trials are seen as problematic in many jurisdictions and could lead to further litigation.
12 Dec 25
Sentences Cut For Two War Crimes Convictions
The lawyers did not dispute guilt but argued the court applied the wrong legal article in sentencing.
12 Dec 25
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.
4 Dec 25
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