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Ukrainian teenagers in the Russia-occupied territories are already being served military draft notices for 2025. Moreover, children are being taken to the Russian army right out of “health camps.”

Russia has been forcing children and their teachers to produce letters to the soldiers committing war crimes since soon after its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Front-line Regions suffer the most from UAV attacks.

Formally, it’s not torture, but the consequences are even worse.

Patterns of deliberate murders in the Kyiv Region.

The (un)forgotten term of the 20th century is once again becoming associated with Ukraine.

As of mid-April, the T4P (Tribunal for Putin) Initiative database documented 2,204 probable war crimes against scientific and educational institutions.

In the Russian Federation, a mother of two children from Melitopol was given 9 years in prison.

We recorded 156 civilian deaths and 279 injuries due to mines.

The Strategic Plan for implementing the powers of the prosecutor's Office in criminal prosecution for committing international crimes for 2023-2025 was approved.

In the period from 24 February 2022 to 31 March 2023, we recorded 1,874 cases of disappearances in the Kharkiv Region. A total of 2,025 people were missing.

It is necessary to create an International Tribunal with a special charter for the legal qualification of crimes of the communist regime of the USSR and post-communist Russia.

‘…They kept telling us: we are changing you, we are going for an exchange. . . I moved from place to place eight times, thinking I was going on an exchange. Instead, they brought me to a new ‘reception’. . . As soon as we were unloaded from the police wagon, they started beating us’.

Below just some of the hundreds of Russian crimes against churches during the war in Ukraine are described.

Liudmyla Vasylivna is waiting for two relatives to return from Russian captivity: in September 2022, in Enerhodar, the Russians took her twin brothers, Serhii ta Oleksandr Korzh.

For ten years, not a single court has considered this question: were the crimes against participants in the Revolution of Dignity crimes against humanity?

Reminiscences about Oleh Orlov.

What happens to Ukrainian civilians in Russian captivity.

A description is provided of the filtering procedures for Ukrainians forcibly deported to Russia.

“Hello, my darlings. Hugs and kisses to you all. I’m alive and well and shall be back soon”. Tetiana received that short message from her husband in May 2023. She had not seen him since 19 June the previous year.

Aspects of the case of war-crimes against a US citizen committed in the Kherson Region.

They abducted the woman, fired a gun next to her ear, and beat her until she lost consciousness. Her tormentors have been named: a Russian citizen and someone from Luhansk are suspected of violating the laws and customs of war.

On January 31, more than two hundred soldiers and civilians were returned from Russian captivity.

In December 1943 four men were sentenced to death in Kharkiv. They were found guilty of committing war crimes in the Kharkiv Region during the German occupation. Should parallels be drawn between contemporary investigations of war crimes and those hearings?