Regional Center for Human Rights

The experts also explain the significance of these decisions, their consequences, and the prospects for their enforcement.

Among the examples discussed are the downing of flight MH-17, the forced displacement of civilians through the creation of an atmosphere of terror, and indoctrination and militarization of education.

Since 2014, international judicial and quasi-judicial bodies have been considering cases against Russia concerning human rights violations in the occupied territories of Ukraine.

This material was prepared with the financial support of the Czech organization People in Need as part of the SOS Ukraine initiative. The material does not necessarily reflect their position.

The report concludes with recommendations for the international community. The full report is available via the link: krymbezpravil.org.ua/en/analytics-e…

The Russian occupation authorities have created a systemic legal vacuum in the occupied territories of Ukraine, in violation of international law.

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The content of the training program does not necessarily reflect the views of the donors and may not coincide with the official position of the U.S. Department of State.

The protection of cultural heritage during war is a key element of international humanitarian law, as cultural property is not only part of a nation’s history and identity, but also an object of special international legal protection.