Ukraine’s judiciary reform: 5 things to know | #UAreforms
Reform of judiciary has been one of the most demanded changes since Ukraine's very independence in 1991. It…
Browsing Tag
justice
28 posts
Old faces in courts endanger all Ukrainian reforms | #UAreforms
In late March 2016, detectives from the National Anti-Corruption Bureau came to search the house of a city district judge…
Ukraine’s loud arrest of “Poroshenko’s main political opponent”: what you need to know
One of the Dnipropetrovsk-based UKROP party leaders Henadiy Korban has found himself under the spotlight on the morning…
War crimes in occupied Donbas: every second prisoner tortured, 16% witnessed executions
Terror as a Method of Warfare In the spring of 2014, armed thugs started to kidnap and torture people…
Moving towards New Ukraine: practical steps heard at the Tiger Conference
Two years after the beginning of the Euromaidan revolution, and two weeks after a leading group of Ukrainian…
Preliminary naming of Buzina’s “murderers” replaces legal practice with “media justice”
Naming suspects as “killers” in media, which took place in the Buzina case, can provoke a very dangerous…
Russian Interior Ministry wants to restore Stalin-style ‘Troikas’ to speed up ‘justice’
The Russian interior ministry wants to revive the troikas Stalin used to conduct the purges in the 1930s…
Whose side is the Ukrainian Themis on? Aydar fighters catch separatists, and the court presses charges
Aydar had all the grounds to arrest Pavel Malysh, the so-called ‘former deputy Minister for Healthcare of LNR’…