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 collaborative activity and developing an effective strategy for considering such cases to form a uniform and proper practice.
Author team:
Onysiia Syniuk, legal analyst at Human Rights Centre ZMINA (Chapter 1)
Diana Deputat, associate legal analyst at Human Rights Centre ZMINA (Chapter 1)
Inna Vyshnevska, researcher at the Research Laboratory of the Lviv State University of Internal Affairs (Chapter 2)
Veronika Volkovynska, head of Customer Service at Semantrum, an AI platform for media analytics and reputation management (Chapter 3)
Viktoriia Chervonna, consolidated data analyst at Semantrum (Chapter 3)
Maksym Ieligulashvili, facilitator and expert of Ukraine 5 AM Coalition (Chapter 4)
General editing – Alena Lunova, advocacy director at Human Rights Centre ZMINA
