Maksym Ieligulashvili
From Declarations to Practice. Politics of Memory as a Means of Ensuring Justice During Wartime. White Book on the Politics of Memory
This document was prepared to provide a general vision and proposals for implementing the politics of memory in qualitatively new conditions — the full-scale invasion of the Russian Federation and significant changes in relevant national legislation. It identifies the main forms that should help the state, civil society, and representatives of victims make comprehensive use […]
Green book on the politics of memory: commemoration and remembrance in contemporary Ukraine — analysis of legislation and community practices
In the context of Russia’s armed aggression against Ukraine, which has been ongoing since 2014, memorialisation and national politics of memory are taking on new significance in Ukraine. This fight for independence, which is a continuation of much earlier liberation efforts, requires a profound rethinking of the past and the formation of a shared vision […]
Survival or crime: how Ukraine punishes collaborationism
The analytical report is aimed at researching trends in the practice of considering cases on collaborative activity in Ukraine and analysing the relevant case law, studying developments in amending criminal legislation, as well as communication and public perception of responsibility for collaborations and the demand for justice, with the aim of further improving legislation on […]
