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
Occupied Crimea: The Territory of Fear
Not so long ago, it was 11 years since the occupation of Ukrainian Crimea began – when a neighbour, when it was still
Homo Disciplinatus as an Object of Social Control Policy (on the Issue of Simulacrisation of National Policy of Torture Prevention)
In the twenty-first century, torture, formally prohibited by universal and regional human rights standards and the legislation of modern states, has become an
How did the War Affect the Right to Freedom?
How did the war affect the right to freedom? We asked this question to experts who face the problem of observing the right
UN Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine Finds Additional Evidence of Common Patterns of Torture by Russian Authorities
The Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine found new evidence showing common patterns of torture by Russian authorities against Ukrainian civilians and
Torture as Public Policy
They lost dozens of kilograms and went through all the circles of hell of Russian captivity. This is what the liberated Ukrainian soldiers
Reports to the Ukrainian Government on the Visits to Ukraine Carried Out by the CPT
Reports to the Ukrainian Government on the visits to Ukraine carried out by the CPT