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

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

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

Dmytro Yagunov: How to Return Trust to the Police in Postwar Ukraine

During the war, the Government had the priority to combat against Russian occupiers, where a traditional peace-time issue of human rights ​approach has been replaced

Dmytro Yagunov: The Wagner Phenomenon: Russian Neo-Imperialism and the Importation of Prison Subculture

The issue of Russian criminal and prison subculture and its spread is by no means historical or criminological in nature. In fact, assessing

Dmytro Yagunov: Russia Set Out to Denounce the Convention Against Torture Long Before the Full-Scale Invasion

At the link below, anyone can see exactly how Russia cooperated with the Council of Europe within the framework of the European Convention