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Guide “Using Battlefield Evidence in Atrocity Crime Cases” was presented in Kyiv
The event brought together representatives of the Office of the Prosecutor General, the National Police of Ukraine, the Military Law Enforcement Service of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the Security Service of Ukraine, diplomatic missions, and civil society.
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The Ambassadors of Switzerland, the United Kingdom, France, Germany and Finland to the OSCE met with the families of the detained staff members during the visit in Ukraine
The release of the Ukrainian OSCE staff members unlawfully detained by Russia must remain a priority for the Organisation — its institutions, and its participating states. Achieving this goal requires active and coordinated engagement by all relevant actors, as well as the meaningful involvement of the families of Dmytro Shabanov, Maksym Petrov, and Vadym Golda throughout the process.
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Legislative Reform and the Need for a Unified Approach to Accountability for International Crimes: ULAG at the Ukrainian Week of International Criminal Justice
Throughout the Week, ULAG experts together with colleagues from civil society organisations, state authorities, and international institutions discussed legislative initiatives, political decisions, and constitutional challenges. They also explored the role of these stakeholders and issues in shaping a modern system of criminal accountability for international crimes.
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Joint Statement: Victims of wars and mass atrocities in Ukraine and across the globe need the International Criminal Court. Unite and stand for justice
We, civil society organisations, experts, associations of victims and survivors, working on justice and accountability for crimes committed in the course of Russia’s war against Ukraine since 2014, urge all states parties to the Rome Statute to stand up in defence of the International Criminal Court (ICC) against pressure and sanctions.
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On July 8, 2026, the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly adopted a Declaration calling for the release of three Ukrainian staff members of the Special Monitoring Mission from unlawful Russian detention
In the Declaration and Resolutions of its 33rd Annual Session in The Hague, the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly once again condemned the ongoing unlawful detention and unlawful prosecution by the Russian Federation of three Ukrainian staff members of the OSCE Special Monitoring Mission to Ukraine—Dmytro Shabanov, Maksym Petrov, and Vadym Golda — and called for their immediate release.
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The Special Tribunal for the Crime of Aggression: Turning Commitment into an Operational Court Through Joint Action
Adoption of the Enlarged Partial Agreement marks yet another step towards the full establishment of the Special Tribunal for the Crime of Aggression against Ukraine. In an opinion for Ukrainska Pravda, Arie Mora, Advocacy Manager at ULAG, covers which aspects are important to ensure the mechanism is effective, and the role of civil society in this process.
