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ULAG on justice architecture, assistance and documentation at the “Allied for Accountability” Seminar

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ULAG on justice architecture, assistance and documentation at the “Allied for Accountability” Seminar

ULAG members shared their insights during at the “Allied for Accountability: Collaborative Strategies to Address Russia’s Crimes in Ukraine” seminar by IPHR, Truth Hounds and IRF.

Ratification must become a clear action item, rather than a distant goal

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Ratification must become a clear action item, rather than a distant goal

ULAG at the Embassies and International Organisations Briefing on RS Ratification.

ULAG at the 2023 Missing Peace Global Symposium on CRSV

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ULAG at the 2023 Missing Peace Global Symposium on CRSV

Patterns of Sexual Violence in the Context of War in Ukraine and How to Respond | ULAG at the 2023 Missing Peace Global Symposium on CRSV.

Situation of Lawyers in Occupied Crimea: Persecuted and Humiliated

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Situation of Lawyers in Occupied Crimea: Persecuted and Humiliated

This analytical report highlights the persecution, harassment, and systemic violations of the rights of Ukrainian lawyers working under Russian occupation in Crimea. Based on international standards, the document presents cases of repression, interference in legal practice, and instances of state-appointed lawyers collaborating with the occupying authorities.

Statement by Ukraine 5AM Coalition on the inadmissibility of electing the Russian Federation as a member of the UN Human Rights Council

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Statement by Ukraine 5AM Coalition on the inadmissibility of electing the Russian Federation as a member of the UN Human Rights Council

We appeal to all human rights organizations of the world to join this statement and prevent the collapse of the human rights protection system within the UN.

Capacity of Ukraine’s Judicial System to Ensure Accountability for Grave International Crimes Committed in the Course of the Russia’s Aggression Against Ukraine: A Perspective of Judges and Veterans, and the Demand for Justice by the Population of Ukraine

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Capacity of Ukraine’s Judicial System to Ensure Accountability for Grave International Crimes Committed in the Course of the Russia’s Aggression Against Ukraine: A Perspective of Judges and Veterans, and the Demand for Justice by the Population of Ukraine

This report explores the capacity of Ukraine’s judicial system to deliver fair justice for international crimes committed during Russia’s armed aggression. It presents insights from judges, veterans, and Ukrainian society, and highlights both challenges and opportunities in building an effective accountability mechanism.