Events
ZMINA presented a report on the practice of arbitrary detentions and enforced disappearances under occupation in 2023–2024
De-occupation, war crimes and international support: topics discussed at the Fourth International Forum of the International Crimea Platform Expert Network
Out of the over 220 political prisoners, 98 require medical assistance — Viktoriia Nesterenko spoke about the crimes of the Russian Federation at a briefing of the Crimean Platform Contact Network
Human rights defenders submit a report to the UN, highlighting health rights violations in occupied Crimea
76 years of the Geneva Conventions: ZMINA took part in a discussion on Russia’s violations of international humanitarian law
The draft law on the Ukrainian Ombudsman does not comply with international standards — ZMINA analysis
Human rights defenders met with the OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media to discuss the persecution of journalists in the occupied territories
ZMINA highlighted politically motivated persecution in the occupied territories at Helsinki+50 Conference side event
Crimea, 11 Years later: Ukrainian human rights defenders demand accountability at Helsinki+50 Conference
How the controversial Law No. 4555-IX undermines anti-corruption and reintegration — Alena Lunova on the JustTalk Context podcast
Civil society at meeting with government: law undermining independence of NABU and SAPO threatens Ukraine’s European Integration
Alena Lunova participated in the KSE Forum on memory, trauma and transitional justice in Ukraine
“Ukraine and the Netherlands v. Russia”: representatives of the Ministry of Justice and the human rights community discussed the historic decision of the ECtHR
The reports of the Human Rights Centre ZMINA were used as evidence in the ECtHR case “Ukraine and the Netherlands v. Russia”
The book by Crimean Tatar political prisoner Osman Arifmemetov was presented at the Sens bookstore in Kyiv
Alena Lunova and Olha Kuryshko met with Italian Senators in Rome: Crimea, the tribunal and countering propaganda
“100 Difficult Questions on International Humanitarian Law and Simple Answers”: a new handbook for journalists has been released
