US EditionRussia 'committed crimes against humanity' in Ukraine: UN probe
- A United Nations investigation found that Russia has committed crimes against humanity, including enforced disappearances and torture against civilians in Ukraine.
- The report indicates that these actions were part of a systematic attack on civilians, with many detainees transferred to facilities in occupied Ukraine or Russia.
- The inquiry detailed that Russian authorities used torture against detainees, aiming to extract information and intimidate.
- The report highlights violations of international humanitarian law concerning the treatment of prisoners of war and emphasizes the need for justice and accountability for these crimes.
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Ukraine: A deafening silence: Ukrainians held incommunicado, forcibly disappeared and tortured in Russian captivity - Amnesty International
Russia’s treatment of Ukrainian military personnel and civilian in captivity amounts to war crimes and crimes against humanity. Thousands of members of the Ukrainian forces are currently held captive in Russia and occupied Ukraine as prisoners of war (POWs). These POWs are often held for months or years without their detention being notified to the […]
United Nations (UN) accused Russia of committing "crimes against humanity" against the civilian population in its conflict against Ukraine.Read more]]>
Ukraine: Relentless attacks in Dobropillia add to ongoing medical needs
Ukraine: Relentless attacks in Dobropillia add to ongoing medical needs What MSF teams are seeing is alarming: burned-out apartment blocks, scorched land, and desperate shortages of essential medicines and services. Leila Rafei March 14 2025, 1:23pm “We hear heartbreaking stories from our patients,” said Oleksandr Makarevych, MSF emergency manager in Ukraine. “People tell us how they ran out of burning houses. Some were trapped inside their fl…
Russia committed the "crimes against humanity" of enforced disappearances and torture in the context of the war in Ukraine, according to an independent international commission of inquiry of the United Nations.
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