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

Mobile data terminals to facilitate communication between police and community launched in Kyiv

“Pressurizing Crimeans to adopt the Russian citizenship, Russia violates their right to their own identity”. Notes from the discussion “Crimeans are Ukrainians!”

Legal challenges in Ukraine related to war discussed in Berlin

Security is not only about the police and street lighting in cities and amalgamated communities. Notes from the conference “Safe Community”

Video: How can ICC help Ukraine investigate crimes in Crimea and Donbas

Video: How can ICC help Ukraine investigate crimes in Crimea and Donbas

A study presented on the role of the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s officer at pre-trial stage

Paralegals will help to change attitude to law, as discussed in Kyiv

Paralegals will help to change attitude to law, as discussed in Kyiv

Bezpechne.community – police reception service online

Bezpechne.community – police reception service online

Program command

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Roman Romanov

Roman Romanov

Director of the ‘Human Rights and Justice’ Programme

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