Kenyan Police Rescue Citizens Bound For Russian Battlefield
Russia’s war on Ukraine has opened a dangerous front in Africa, as the Kremlin is exploiting and tricking job-seeking civilians into being part
Three Russian Occupiers Involved in the Torture of Ukrainians During the Temporary Occupation of Izyum and Kherson Have Been Identified
Three Russian occupiers involved in the torture of Ukrainians during the temporary occupation of Izyum and Kherson have been identified. Thanks to the
Comment of the MFA of Ukraine On the Illegal Sentence to Ukrainian POWs in Russia
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine resolutely protests the illegal and politically motivated verdict issued by the Southern District Military Court of
Nestor Barchuk: Russia Has Tortured Ukrainian POWs for Years. Now They Are Even More Vulnerable
On Sept. 29, 2025, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law withdrawing from the European Convention for the Prevention of Torture, symbolically making
The Security Service of Ukraine Arrested Another Former Guard of the Russian Torture Chamber That Operated During the Occupation of Kherson
The Security Service of Ukraine arrested a man in Kherson who collaborated with the Russian occupation administration and guarded a torture chamber. According
Wartime Crisis Mode: The Impact of Russia’s Aggression on the System of Social Control in Ukraine (Crime, Institutes, and Trust in Criminal Justice)
The 21st century is the time of polycrisis, characterised by its temporal and spatial boundaries and cascading effects (Covid-19 pandemics, climate change, the
Russia Tolerates Torture and Executions of Ukrainian Prisoners — OSCE Report
Experts from the OSCE Moscow Mechanism presented a report on Russia’s crimes against Ukrainian prisoners of war. The document refers to systematic war
Torture, Abuse and Humiliation of Civilians. The Prosecutor’s Office Suspects Ten Russian Occupiers
Prosecutors from the Kherson Regional Prosecutor’s Office have issued in absentia notices of suspicion to ten representatives of the armed formations of the
Ukrainian Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets: Russia’s Withdrawal from the Convention against Torture Confirms that Torture is Part of the Kremlin’s State Policy
Russia’s withdrawal from the European Convention for the Prevention of Torture is a step that confirms that torture is part of the Kremlin’s
Harutyun Khachikyan: The Origins of Prison Subculture
“Criminal subculture” is an antisocial, instigating phenomenon that not only differs from, but also opposes the general culture, the dominant values. It is