Anzhela Slobodian was held in Russian captivity for her work as a journalist in occupied Kherson. After the liberation she speaks out.
During its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russia has forcibly removed thousands of Ukrainian children to its territory or to temporarily-occupied lands. In this article, we will tell you who is helping to bring these children back and how they have been able to do so.
Ukrainian communities in New Zealand and South Africa provided bright examples of advocacy to help their compatriots.
Russians are ravaging Ukraine's environment. Nature hasn’t seen a negative impact on this scale since the Second World War.
Russia systemically erases the national identity of Ukrainian children by giving them up for adoption to Russian families.
The Internet and social media have evolved into effective means of disseminating information about Russian military activities, which can be used to investigate and document Russian war crimes.
Russians held Pseudo-Elections in Occupied Ukrainian Territories in September 2023.
Every day, the Russian military commits war crimes in Ukraine, violating the fundamental principles of international humanitarian law, resulting in unprecedented consequences for the civilian population. To ensure that no human rights violation goes unpunished, civil society organizations have united and are working hard to document the evidence of these crimes.