Legal uncertainty: why Belarus is Russia’s accomplice in the war against Ukraine
In early March, MIHR journalists established that kidnapped Ukrainians were taken to pretrial detention centers in...
19 July 2022
UHHRU and Association for the Development of Judicial Self-Government of Ukraine sign Memorandum of Cooperation
The Memorandum was signed on 7 February 2018. It enhances cooperation between the organizations in the field of education
The project is headed by the Association’s board member, participant of UHHRU training course “Human rights standards for advocates and judges”, speaker-judge of the Odesa Appellate Administrative Court Olexander Kravets.
As part of this cooperation, we plan to organize the “Human Rights Watchmen” training course for judges on application of European Convention on Human Rights standards and ECtHR case law in their work. The program will be based on UHHRU methodology. Recognized experts will be involved in the course.
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