Human Rights and Justice

Purpose Contribute to holding Russia accountable for war crimes, continuing justice reforms in Ukraine, and protecting the fundamental freedoms of Ukrainians

Program Priorities

Creation and support of mechanisms for ensuring Russia's responsibility for war crimes

Promoting the development of digital security and digital rights

Support for reforms of the criminal justice system

Promoting the human dimension of security, security in communities

Program News

The voices of Ukrainian children were heard at the exhibition No hay niños, hay gente in Chile

What is stored in memory becomes society’s response to injustice: ZMINA presented research on the memorialisation of war

Between disappearance and missing in action: how false status deprives military personnel and their families of their rights and dignity

“The Path to Reconciliation”: Ukrainian edition of Paul R. Williams’ book on the role of law in achieving peace presented in Kyiv

‘This is our history and we have to remember and preserve it’: a documentary collection about war crimes was presented in Cherkasy

Housing crisis in Ukraine: how to provide IDPs with housing in 2025?

Lustration as a response to challenges after de-occupation and war: ZMINA presented a policy brief

Special tribunal for the crime of aggression becomes a reality

Program command

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Roman Romanov

Roman Romanov

Director of the ‘Human Rights and Justice’ Programme

HOW TO APPLY?

Please complete the application form and submit it via your personal account. Applications are accepted exclusively in electronic form, and the assessment process involves several stages. 
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