Human rights in Ukraine — website of the Kharkiv Human Rights ...
WEB13.09.2024. 58-year-old Akim Gafarov, who was seized from occupied Kherson oblast back in 2022, was also deemed to not be ill enough despite serious health issues. News and analysis about human rights and war crimes, interviews, legal explanations — on the website of one of the oldest human rights organizations in Ukraine.
KHARKIV HUMAN RIGHTS PROTECTION GROUP (KHPG) …
WEBMar 16, 2017 — It uses this model in its work. Protection human rights means to run simultaneously in three directions: 1. Defence of victims of human rights violations in specific cases. 2. Civic education and enlightenment on human rights, collection and distribution of information and knowledge on human rights. 3.
About the KHPG - Human Rights in Ukraine
WEBNov 10, 1992 — About the KHPG. 26.02.2023. The Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group (KHPG) is one of the oldest Ukrainian human rights organizations; it traces its origins back to the Soviet-era dissident movement of the 1970s-1980s. From 1988 onwards, the KHPG was known as the Kharkiv branch of Memorial human rights and historical organization.
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WEBThe Kharkiv human rights group calls on the Ukrainian authorities to protect the rights of detainees and convicts held in penitentiary institutions in the regions of the country where active hostilities are taking place.
Between despair and hope: 89 families from the Kyiv Region are …
WEBAug 24, 2024 — Hanna Mushtukova and Olha Manukhina — representatives of the Initiative Group “Our Dearest”. The group unites 89 families from the Kyiv Region.
Ukraine: “prisons are left on their own” - The struggle for life
WEBMay 6, 2022 — The Ukrainian Minister of Justice recently said in an interview that prisoners are not the first to be thought of when an evacuation starts, and that the general population should be the first to be evacuated. But it must be taken into account that these are free to leave on their own, while prisoners cannot.
‘We will be in Ukraine until the end,’ a Canadian volunteer says in …
WEBMay 21, 2024 — Watch on. “It was the most terrible moment of my life. I was sure that I would die,” — this is how Canadian Paul Hughes (59 years old) describes his most dramatic episode during two years of volunteering in Ukraine. In July 2022, he was in the Borodianka area when he received a request to evacuate a six-year-old girl from the ...
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WEBRussia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine changed our work dramatically, becoming the number one reason for the suffering of Ukrainians. Our mission is to document as many facts as possible for future trials of war criminals and to help those suffering from the storm of war each day whose stories we publish regularly.
The KHPG receives half of Memorial’s Nobel, and will give the …
WEBDec 24, 2022 — More than two thousand people went through human rights schools and related training from the Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group. Former employees of the KHPG are among well-known lawyers, judges of the Supreme Court, officials of the Ministry of Justice, and employees of international and …
WEB1. Executive Summary In 2023 the Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group (KHPG) has formulated a comprehensive and holistic approach to collecting information about international crimes committed by Russians, documenting