Events
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?
In occupied Crimea, the number of charges of high treason or cooperation with a foreign state has increased – Tetiana Pechonchyk
Head of ZMINA, Tetiana Pechonchyk, called for the adoption of draft law 5488 once again
The return of Ukrainian children deported by Russia was discussed in The Hague
ZMINA joined the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Berlin
Participants of Docudays UA 2024 discussed the responsibility for the work of educators, doctors and utility workers in the occupation
Residents of Kyiv joined the campaign Letters to Free Crimea during the Book Arsenal and Docudays UA 2024
Punishment of Ukrainian businesses operating under occupation: opinions of human rights defenders, lawyers and prosecutors
Russian citizenship takes root not only in the passports of deported Ukrainian children, but also in their minds – Onysiia Syniuk
ZMINA informed UNESCO about the situation with freedom of speech in the temporarily occupied Crimea
ZMINA held the second advocacy training for LGBTQI+ communities and allies in Lviv
ZMINA’s journalist Yana Radchenko won the Journalism Excellence Awards 2024 competition
