Events
“Good customs” vs human rights: ZMINA brought together more than 60 participants to discuss the risks of the new Civil Code
In Brussels, the Coalition for the Return of Ukrainian Children presented new mechanisms reflecting the civil society statement
Ukrainian civil society voices highlighted by ZMINA at Democracy Defender Award Anniversary Seminar
Digital threats and Russian disinformation: ZMINA highlighted challenges facing civil society within the OSCE framework in Vienna
Russia remains the greatest threat: ZMINA highlighted Ukrainian civil society at the OSCE SHDM in Vienna
Handing over lists of political prisoners, meetings with officials and the Crimean Tatar diaspora: outcomes of ZMINA’s visit to Türkiye
Documenting war crimes and supporting victims: human rights defenders meet with British official Alex Davies-Jones
ZMINA at United for Justice: the accountability system for international crimes requires a comprehensive policy approach
The Kyiv School of Economics presented a study on documenters of the Russian-Ukrainian war – featuring ZMINA
Thousands of people may lose their chance to access housing: civil society organisations and hundreds of displaced people call on the government to halt the merger of Derzhmolodzhytlo and Ukrfinzhytlo
The Crimean Prosecutor’s Office has initiated the first proceedings concerning a crime against humanity following a submission by ZMINA
ZMINA took part in the Bring Kids Back UA Expert Day and submitted a civil society statement to the international coalition
178 cases of pressure and persecution: ZMINA presented a report on the situation of human rights defenders and civil activists in 2025
ZMINA conducted a series of training sessions on international human rights standards in places of detention
A study on four years of practice in holding individuals accountable for collaborative activity was presented in Kyiv
What a human rights action plan should look like: the positions of the government and civil society
ZMINA and ULAG presented a new study on the risks of the “Hochu k svoim” initiative and civilian “exchanges”
