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For almost a month now, Ukrainian children have been living in the realities of war. Thousands of them are hiding in the cold basements or corridors of their homes from airstrikes and shelling. Thousands more have been forced to flee...

Listen to the voice of Mariupol — a series of stories of people who managed to flee the besieged city. We start with a snippet from a phone conversation with Masha, a local who evacuated with her family on March...

Russia has deployed thousands of inexperienced and ill-equipped soldiers into the war against Ukraine. Captured Russian soldiers are waiting to die or be jailed at home. The occupiers are carefully burning the bodies of their dead soldiers in mobile crematoria,...

Ukrainians bravely stand against the enemy in their cities and villages. Elderly people stop tanks with their bare hands; farmers take enemy equipment back to their farms as a trophy; hundreds of volunteers help the army and civilians in any...

Since Russia annexed Crimea and the outbreak of the war in eastern Ukraine in 2014, the world has increasingly compared Putin to Adolf Hitler. Even EU leaders and diplomats do not mince words when making public comments. There are indeed...

Despite the claims of Russian authorities that nothing threats the civilian population of Ukraine, the occupants are attacking residential houses and objects of civil infrastructure. As a result, peaceful people are suffering, there are casualties among children. We are collecting...

The Russian Federation has proved that it is not planning to abide by the rules of war established by international law. In addition to bombing residential areas and civilian infrastructure Russian troops have encroached upon international security and resorted to...

At the initiative of Ukraine, 41 member states of the Rome Statute (establishing crimes against humanity, war crimes, genocide and crimes of aggression) appealed to the International Criminal Court in The Hague to launch a criminal investigation into Russia’s crimes...