Events
The Human Rights Centre ZMINA celebrates its 12th anniversary
A street photo exhibition “Crimea through the eyes of citizen journalists: 10 years in captivity” was shown in the center of Odesa
ZMINA conducted advocacy training for LGBTQI+ communities and allies in Kyiv
How to cover issues of sexual orientation and gender identity: ZMINA held a training for the media
Legislation on collaborationism does not comply with international humanitarian law and persecutes those trying to survive the occupation
Among the most important values for Ukrainians during the war are freedom and security – research results
A representative of ZMINA took part in the international conference in Munich on HIV-AIDS
The state should determine the only body to which Ukrainians can turn if their civilian relative has been abducted and is being held by Russia – human rights defenders
“Criminals” and “traitors”: who the state suspects and how it punishes collaborationism
Journalists’ attention to courts regarding collaborationism is insufficient: a discussion with human rights defenders
Russia’s actions in the occupied territories may constitute crimes against humanity – a report by human rights defenders
The Ombudsman presented a report on how Russia destroys the identity of Ukrainian children. ZMINA also worked on the document
Families of missing persons often do not know where to turn for help and what state guarantees are available – human rights defenders
How Ukraine searches for missing persons and supports their families – presentation of the report
USPS launches a series of discussions on de-occupation of territories
ZMINA took part in the presentation of the concept of support for victims affected by Russian aggression
ZMINA joined the co-organisation of the Crimean Stage of the Kraina Mriy Festival. How did it go?
