In January 2025, OPORA in Poland Foundation’s Advisor Kateryna Ryabiko visited Japan, following the invitation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan, Hiroshima University and UNITAR as part of the program on peace and sustainable development. One of the days was truly unique and offered a live witness account testimony from an A-bomb survivor. …
Ukrainian media company Starlight Media and Civil Network OPORA are launching a joint informational and educational campaign aimed at motivating Ukrainians to testify about ear crimes committed by Russians. This informational cooperation started in the fall of last year and continues due to the support of the UK government. In February 2024, as part of…
The UK government has today announced a further £3.7 million of funding to support Ukraine as it pursues justice for the victims of Russian atrocities. The package includes funding for the training of Ukrainian prosecutors in the use of open-source intelligence to identify potential crimes, and the expansion of the OPORA War Crimes Documentation Centre in…
The collection of preliminary interviews by the lawyers and psychologists of the Center for War Crimes Documentation (further – Center) started on September, 12, 2022. Since that time, and until November, 7, 2023, 1,272 preliminary interviews have been collected, of which 403 were recorded in the period from May, 15, to November, 7, 2023, when…
The collection of preliminary interviews by the lawyers and psychologists of the Center for War Crimes Documentation (further – Center) started on September, 12, 2022. Since that time, and until August, 15, 2023, 1,038 preliminary interviews have been collected, of which 169 were recorded in the period from May, 15, to August, 15, 2023. The…
The collection of preliminary interviews by lawyers and psychologists of the Centre for Assisting War Crimes Documentation (hereinafter – the Centre) began on September 12, 2022, and from that time until May 6, 2023 869 preliminary interviews were collected.
