War Crimes Against Prisoners: Documenting Abuse and Seeking Justice
Since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, EPLN has stood alongside its Ukrainian members to document torture committed against prisoners, raise public awareness and support victims in legal proceedings and rehabilitation. EPLN also advocates for improved coordination and effectiveness of investigation into crimes.
November 2022 Deportation of Ukrainian Civilian Prisoners from Kherson to Russia
ONLINE BRIEFING – JOINT ICC COMMUNICATION ON DEPORTATION OF UKRAINIAN PRISONERS TO RUSSIA
JOINT ICC COMMUNICATION: FORCED DEPORTATION AND UNLAWFUL DETENTION OF UKRAINIAN CIVILIAN PRISONERS BY RUSSIA CONSTITUTE WAR CRIMES AND CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY
UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention Finds Deprivation of Liberty and Transfer of Ukrainian Prisoners by Russia Illegal and Discriminatory
People First: Any Ukraine Peace Agreement Must Secure the Release of All Captives
Report – Enforced disappearance in Russia’s prisoner transfer system
Places of detention in occupied Ukraine: new report by DIGNITY, PPU, KHPG, UWT & EPLN
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