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If we look in the book, we see ...

30.09.11 | Arkady Bushchenko | hr-lawyers.org
A staggering case where Ukraine’s Supreme Court judges found a European Court of Human Rights judgement too difficult to comprehend … or more convenient to misinterpret

Denis Oleinykov plans to seek political asylum in Latvia

29.09.11 | www.bbc.co.uk
The owner of the firm ProstoPrint which came to fame recently over its production of t-shirts with the words “Thank You, Residents of Donbas”, is convinced that the law enforcement agencies have persecuted him because of ProstoPrint’s production of the t-shirts

New Draft Bill on Enforcement of Court Rulings, Same Old Problems

The proposed changes, and mainly the powers the bill would give the Cabinet of Ministers to determine the size and scope of benefits at their own discretion, remain as unconstitutional and therefore unacceptable now as back in January

The Independence Square protest on 15 September: a human rights perspective

On 15 September 2011 a protest on Independence Square in Kyiv ended in a scuffle with police. Mykhailo Kamenyev, a member of the Public Committee under the MIA, and specifically its Commission on Freedom of Peaceful Assembly was present at the event and considers that there needs to be a proper legal assessment given to what took place

Say NO to restrictions on peaceful assembly!

22.09.11 | www.svidomo.org
There has been outrage over the proposal by the Kyiv City State Administration to seriously restrict peaceful assembly near State institutions. Nor have the reassuring noises from public officials regarding the official scope of the proposed changes allayed fears

After Kharkiv’s TV ATN who’s the next target?

20.09.11 | Halya Coynash | www.kyivpost.com
There is no place for selective justice in a democracy. Selective indignation when the violations of democratic freedoms, including freedom of speech, are coming thick and fast, will also create the wrong impression

Ukrainian Political Tensions resurface over irreverent soccer chants

19.09.11 | Yevhen Solonyna | www.rferl.org
In recent days, the firm producing T-shirts sarcastically thanking residents of Donbas has been subjected to searches by law enforcement officials, some of its property has been confiscated, and its employees have been called in for questioning.

What Public Information Act?

14.09.11 | dif.org.ua
A survey carried out by the Democratic Initiatives Foundation has found that over half the population (52%) know nothing about the Law on Access to Information voting for the Party of the Regions feel little need to make formal information requests, unlike supporters of Tymoshenko;s BYUT or VO Svoboda;

Shocking statistics in Ukrainian penal institutions

08.09.11 | www.dw-world.de
This year the number of people held in SIZO [ore-trial detention centres] and penal institutions rose by around 8,500 inmates. Over the year there was also a 45 percent increase in the number of deaths.

Yellow Card for Ukraine’s Police: Second Warning

On 8 September civic activists throughout the country will take part in measures aimed at ensuring that young people know their rights when in contact with the police and drawing the attention of both the public and MIA management to the issue of human rights observance by police officers

Failure to provide Yury Lutsenko with Medical Care constitutes Inhuman Treatment. Document 4

04.09.11 | Public Committee against Political Persecution
The Committee warns that failure to provide medical care for the former Minister of Internal Affairs held in custody since December 2010 is in breach of the European Convention on Human Rights. It demands that Lutsenko be immediately provided with proper specialized hospital care

  

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