In this week’s bulletin
plus new research showing Russia deliberately created conditions in Kherson region that drove people to leave; plus in-depth interviews with those caught up in the conflict.
News from the territories occupied by Russia
Russia has been mercilessly tormenting 23-year-old Marianna Checheliuk from Mariupol for over a year (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, July 7th)
Inside the Ukrainian city threatened with nuclear sabotage (Open Democracy, July 6th)
‘They burned down the house in front of the neighbor’ (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, July 6th)
Crimean Tatar journalist sent to Siberia for 19 years for reporting on Russian repression in occupied Crimea (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, July 7th)
Russia’s first Ukrainian political prisoner: ‘Russians know no limits in their use of torture’ (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, July 6th)
Russia creates atmosphere in occupied Kherson region encouraging people to leave – research (Zmina, July 5th)
Russia ignores own sentences to ramp up reprisals against Crimean Tatar political prisoners (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, July 5th)
Human rights defenders condemn imprisonment of Iryna Danylovych – we demand her release and urgent hospitalization! (Tribunal for Putin, July 3rd)
‘You can neither negotiate with the Russians nor trust them...’ — says a resident of Mariupol (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, July 3rd)
Nearly 1200 Ukrainian children abducted to Russia and placed with Russian families (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, July 3rd)
Ukrainians may be put in camps and deported as ‘foreigners’ from Russian-occupied Donbas (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, July 3rd)
News from Ukraine – general
Almost 500 children were killed during the 500 days of the full-scale invasion (Ukrainska Pravda, July 8th)
First LGBTIQ+ film festival breaks new ground for Ukraine (Open Democracy, July 7th)
Majority of Ukrainians say reconciliation with Russia is impossible and reject any territorial concessions (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, July 5th)
About 20% of Ukrainians Stay Abroad Because of Russia’s Full-Scale Invasion — Study by OPORA (Opora, July 5th)
Appeal of Ukrainian Civil Society Organizations to NATO Leaders on the Eve of the Vilnius Summit (Tribunal for Putin, July 3rd)
Ukrainian International Criminal Justice Week (Tribunal for Putin, July 3rd)
War Speeches. Ukraine Expects an Invitation to NATO, and Russia May Blow Up the ZNPP (Opora, July 3rd)
Thank You Letter to the Lev Kopelev Forum from the Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, July 3rd)
War-related news from Russia
‘I have no fear and no hope’: Why Russians are returning to Russia (Open Democracy, July 5th)
‘Prigozhin’s coup exposes Putin’s vulnerability’ (Links (Australia), 6 July)
Analysis and comment
Ukraine is piling on the pressure ahead of a pivotal NATO summit (Open Democracy, July 7th)
The environmental impacts of Russia’s war against Ukraine (Commons.com.ua, 6 July)
‘To banish the old monsters’ (Posle.Media, 6 July)
Pathways to Justice for Ukraine (European Centre for Constitutional and Human Rights, July 2023)
For What? (Luhansk Regional Human Rights centre, July 2023)
Life Under Occupation (Luhansk Regional Human Rights centre, June 2023)
Research of human rights abuses
More than 25,000 civilians from Ukraine being held captive by Russia (Ukrainska Pravda, July 7th)
‘My three-year-old son says: Putin should be buried in his bunker — then there will be no war’ (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, July 4th)
Crucial step taken to ensuring Russia answers for its crime of aggression against Ukraine (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, July 4th)
News from the territories occupied by Russia
Russia has been mercilessly tormenting 23-year-old Marianna Checheliuk from Mariupol for over a year (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, July 7th)
Inside the Ukrainian city threatened with nuclear sabotage (Open Democracy, July 6th)
‘They burned down the house in front of the neighbor’ (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, July 6th)
Crimean Tatar journalist sent to Siberia for 19 years for reporting on Russian repression in occupied Crimea (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, July 7th)
Russia’s first Ukrainian political prisoner: ‘Russians know no limits in their use of torture’ (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, July 6th)
Russia creates atmosphere in occupied Kherson region encouraging people to leave – research (Zmina, July 5th)
Russia ignores own sentences to ramp up reprisals against Crimean Tatar political prisoners (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, July 5th)
Human rights defenders condemn imprisonment of Iryna Danylovych – we demand her release and urgent hospitalization! (Tribunal for Putin, July 3rd)
‘You can neither negotiate with the Russians nor trust them...’ — says a resident of Mariupol (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, July 3rd)
Nearly 1200 Ukrainian children abducted to Russia and placed with Russian families (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, July 3rd)
Ukrainians may be put in camps and deported as ‘foreigners’ from Russian-occupied Donbas (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, July 3rd)
News from Ukraine – general
Almost 500 children were killed during the 500 days of the full-scale invasion (Ukrainska Pravda, July 8th)
First LGBTIQ+ film festival breaks new ground for Ukraine (Open Democracy, July 7th)
Majority of Ukrainians say reconciliation with Russia is impossible and reject any territorial concessions (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, July 5th)
About 20% of Ukrainians Stay Abroad Because of Russia’s Full-Scale Invasion — Study by OPORA (Opora, July 5th)
Appeal of Ukrainian Civil Society Organizations to NATO Leaders on the Eve of the Vilnius Summit (Tribunal for Putin, July 3rd)
Ukrainian International Criminal Justice Week (Tribunal for Putin, July 3rd)
War Speeches. Ukraine Expects an Invitation to NATO, and Russia May Blow Up the ZNPP (Opora, July 3rd)
Thank You Letter to the Lev Kopelev Forum from the Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, July 3rd)
War-related news from Russia
‘I have no fear and no hope’: Why Russians are returning to Russia (Open Democracy, July 5th)
‘Prigozhin’s coup exposes Putin’s vulnerability’ (Links (Australia), 6 July)
Analysis and comment
Ukraine is piling on the pressure ahead of a pivotal NATO summit (Open Democracy, July 7th)
The environmental impacts of Russia’s war against Ukraine (Commons.com.ua, 6 July)
‘To banish the old monsters’ (Posle.Media, 6 July)
Pathways to Justice for Ukraine (European Centre for Constitutional and Human Rights, July 2023)
For What? (Luhansk Regional Human Rights centre, July 2023)
Life Under Occupation (Luhansk Regional Human Rights centre, June 2023)
Research of human rights abuses
More than 25,000 civilians from Ukraine being held captive by Russia (Ukrainska Pravda, July 7th)
‘My three-year-old son says: Putin should be buried in his bunker — then there will be no war’ (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, July 4th)
Crucial step taken to ensuring Russia answers for its crime of aggression against Ukraine (Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, July 4th)
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Who wrote this
ReplyDeleteSubjective piece, Joe Biden? No even the US President could be this subjective, could he? After all the US are supplying Ukraine, including the Nazi Azov regiment, with cluster bombs and F16 Attack Jets! Putin is beyond doubt a nutter, and so is Zelensky and supplying F16 Fighters and cluster bombs suggests to me the west, using Ukraine, are looking to do what Hitler failed to, take Moscow. Maybe I'm wrong but thats how it looks objectively.
Caoimhin O'Muraile
What subjective piece Caoimhin?
DeleteThere is no one piece there. There is a compilation of articles put together by Leftists belonging to the Ukrainian Solidarity Group.
The only attempt to take Moscow seems to have come from Wagner, not the West.
The West's decision to commit war crimes by supplying cluster bombs to Ukraine should be repudiated by everybody that thinks war is bad enough without adding war crimes to it.
Caoimhin, yes you are wrong. The objective of sending arms and materiel to Ukraine (I disagree with sending cluster bombs) is to defeat Putin's aggression and restore Ukraine's territorial integrity and sovereignty. There is no aim on the part of the West to take Moscow. The Azov Regiment which you so obsess about was largely decimated in the siege and Russian of the Azovstal steel works. Are you aware that far right American whackjobs like Marjorie Taylor Greene and Roseanne Barr also believe that Ukraine is ridden with Nazis. The Ukrainians took bullets and lost many in their thwarted pursuit of EU membership; that is one of the reasons why all democrats have to get behind the Ukrainian struggle. Slavi Ukraini!
ReplyDeleteSo the Azoz obsessed Irish republican who believes the ethno-religious partition of Ukraine could be a good solution, also believes "....the west....are looking to...take Moscow". It is extremely difficult to take you seriously, Caoimhin.
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