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In a harrowing revelation, over 10,000 instances of human rights violations have been chronicled in Crimea since its occupation began over a decade ago. This unsettling statistic was reported by …
Over 10,000 Human Rights Violations Documented in Crimea Read More
In a bold suggestion, U.S. Special Envoy General Keith Kellogg has proposed a division of Ukraine akin to post-war Berlin. He envisions utilising the Dnipro River as the dividing line, …
Kellogg Proposes Dividing Ukraine Like Post-War Berlin Read More
In a significant press conference in Berlin on 25 February 2025, the Russian Nobel Prize-winning human rights organisation Memorial shared findings from its inaugural monitoring mission to Ukraine, initiated amidst …
Memorial’s Groundbreaking Mission to Document War Crimes in Ukraine Read More
In a historic first, Russian human rights activists undertook a monitoring mission in Ukraine last month, documenting the aftermath of war following their nation’s invasion. At a press conference in …
Russian Activists Document War Crimes in Ukraine: A First Step towards Justice Read More
On November 20, 2024, Ambassador Elisabeth Millard spoke passionately at the UN regarding the distressing human rights situation in Ukraine’s temporarily occupied territories, particularly in Crimea and Sevastopol. She emphasized …
U.S. Concerns Over Human Rights Violations in Occupied Ukraine Territories Read More