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Projects
Strengthening the Abilities of Ukraine’s Justice System to Protect and Restore Victims’ Rights
The project aimed to build understanding and engage key justice stakeholders in a constructive way to improve justice for victims of the armed conflict.
Submission to the UN Human Rights Committee
The project focused on analytical activities related to victims of the armed conflict in Ukraine, the protection of their rights, and the presentation of evidence of war crimes committed against them at both national and international levels.
Nationwide Survey “Justice in the Eyes of Victims”
A comprehensive sociological study was conducted to gather public opinion on justice for war crimes in Ukraine.
Integrating International Standards to Address Conflict-Related Sexual Violence in Ukraine
The project focuses on the integration of international standards into the work of Ukrainian NGOs, lawyers and advocates dealing with conflict-related sexual violence.
Road to International Justice in Ukraine: Needs Assessment of the Domestic Justice System as a Fundamental Step towards Accountability Mechanism
The project aimed to assess Ukraine’s national justice system’s capacity to address grave international crimes, complement existing prosecution efforts, and introduce international standards and practices, particularly in pre-trial investigations and strategic litigation for victims.
Nationwide Public Opinion Survey in Ukraine on the Establishment of a Special Justice Mechanism for Grave International Crimes Committed as a Result of the Aggression of the Russian Federation
The project focused on studying public opinion regarding the establishment of a national justice mechanism for grave crimes committed as a result of the armed aggression by the Russian Federation.
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