The Supreme Anti-Corruption Court has closed a case against Energy and Coal Industry Minister Ihor Nasalik for the delivery of false declaration. The court’s press service reports about this. The Supreme Anti-Corruption Court panel closed…
Holodomor: Murder of Ukrainian Peasantry Planned by Bolsheviks
November 25, 2020
When I was a little boy, I used to sit on my grandmother’s lap. She would tell me something, and I would stroke her grey hair, running my finger along the wrinkles covering my grandmother’s…
The European Parliament adopted a resolution on the impact of COVIID 19 measures on democracy, the rule of law and fundamental rights. MEPs say that “whereas the COVID-19 pandemic has created distress across the entire…
Sixty-Three Countries Consider Russia's Actions in Crimea Illegal
November 24, 2020
The international community has once again expressed solidarity with Ukraine in defending its territorial integrity and independence. Sixty-three partner countries of Ukraine co-sponsored the already adopted draft resolution “Situation of human rights in the Autonomous…
They seemed to go to Russia legally to earn a bit of money. And were enslaved by criminals. They were forced to work as drug couriers through blackmail and threats. According to the Kharkiv Human…
Mines in Occupied Donbas Turning into Time Bomb
November 21, 2020
The situation in the coal sector of the non-government controlled areas in Donbas is constantly deteriorating. The safety standards in the mines are not met, and the material and technical condition of enterprises has worsened, causing…
Ukraine Marks Day of Dignity and Freedom
November 21, 2020
On Saturday, 21 November, Ukraine marks the Day of Dignity and Freedom. The day of remembrance was established in accordance with the presidential decree in 2014 in honour of the commencement of the 2004 Orange…
Kyiv Joined the EU Sanctions on Belarus
November 20, 2020
Ukraine has joined the sanctions imposed by the European Union on Belarus for the presidential election’s falsification and violating human rights in the country. The European Parliament’s press service’s statement, published on Friday, 20 November, informs…
Ukrainian Hospitals Lack Oxygen for Patients, While UAH 20.8 Bn Spent on Road Repairs
November 19, 2020
Ukrainian hospitals are already experiencing a catastrophic shortage of beds for COVID-19 patients, and medical facilities are not properly provided with medicines and equipment. Therefore, doctors have to choose which patients would receive oxygen to…
The US House of Representatives passed a resolution over the poisoning of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, calling on Washington to impose sanctions on Russia. As the House’s website writes, 371 congressmen voted for the…
With an astonishing 80.23 percent of votes in the recent Belarusian presidential elections, the incumbent president – Alyaksandr Lukashenka – has once again secured a landslide victory over his opposition. His sixth consecutive victory, however,…
In 2020, the occupying power has closed more than 40 mines in the territories of Donbas not controlled by the Government of Ukraine. Now recruiters from Russia are luring miners into working in the Russian…
Litvinenko's Widow Submits €3.5m Claim Against Russia to ECHR
November 16, 2020
The widow of former Russian FSB officer Alexander Litvinenko, who died of radiation poisoning in London 14 years ago, has submitted a claim against Russia to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR), The Guardian…
Alexander Lukashenka claims that a centre for destabilising the situation in Belarus is currently operating in Ukraine. He made a corresponding statement in an interview with foreign TV channels, noting that the situation in the…
Nagorny Karabakh: 7 Journalists Received Injuries
November 13, 2020
The International Federation of Journalists and Reporters “Without Borders” reports an increase in physical danger to journalists and the deterioration of media freedom under the military conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan. At least seven journalists…
The Kremlin’s release of Ukrainian political prisoners hardly made headlines in the world and domestic media this year but also does not arouse lively and engaged interest on the part of Ukrainian society. Solitary pickets…
‘Hours for Seniors’: Are Restrictions in Ukraine Lawful?
November 10, 2020
Chief State Sanitary Doctor of Ukraine Viktor Liashko tells the media about possible coronavirus quarantine restrictions based on age: “We want to recommend setting specific hours for seniors. Encourage retail businesses, pharmacies and other stores…
Over 900 Protesters Detained in Belarus
November 9, 2020
As a result of Sunday’s protests in Belarus, more than 900 demonstrators were detained in Minsk and other cities, the Viasna Human Rights Centre reports. In particular, Belarusian model, Miss Belarus 2008 Olga Khizhynkova; silver…
Language policy in Belgium: Lessons for Ukraine
November 7, 2020
Language is more than just a way of communication. It is the basis for the history, culture, mentality, and identity of a people and nation. The Belgian language policy is very complicated, not only because…
More than UAH 1,340,000 was received to improve the conditions of cells used in pre-trial detention centres. The Ministry of Justice reports this. “This week, the Dnipro Penitentiary has received the first revenues from paid…
