Ukrainian media, such as RIA News and UNIAN, reported the campaign ‘A hundred days of lustration’organised in the streets of Kyiv by the Open Dialogue Foundation, and covered, inter alia, by Hromadske TV
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Country: Ukraine
Onet: The Open Dialogue Foundation helps injured doctors on EuroMaidan
“Berkut – the Ukrainian militia units, adds another dark chapter to its history, with their goals becoming doctors. “The protagonist of Onet reporters, who are in Ukraine, has been the victim of Berkut’s attack. In a video report he tells us that the gunshot fired at him is the one to shoot to anima
Ukrainian media about the Kyiv remembrance rally
On 22nd January, the streets of Kiev saw a march to commemorate the first victims of the Maidan protests – which was reported by Ukrainian media.
Ukraine: the first casualties of the anti-government protests
The clashes between the law enforcement units and protesters resulted in the death of 3 to 5 people, according to different sources.
Report on Euromaidan
The point of no return for Ukraine: failure to sign the agreement with the EU and oppression of civil protesters and journalists discredited Ukrainian authorities
Long-term observation mission and support of Ukrainian civil society
The concept of the mission is based on the conviction of the need for a transition from moral and symbolic support to specific actions.
France: Protect Critic of Kazakhstan Government
Don’t Extradite Refugee to Country Where he Risks Unfair Trial
Open Dialogue Foundation providing humanitarian assistance to Euromaydan activists
The first batch of humanitarian aid was delivered on December 30th 2013 to the “Centre for civil freedoms” (Centr Grazhdanskih Svobod) community organisation with the aim of supporting the works of the “Ozon” public monitoring group and the “Evromaydan SOS” hotline.
New Year’s Eve with Neil Taylor on the Euromaidan
Recently, the stage of Kiev’s Euromaidan welcomed two musical groups from Poland – Metka and The Stylacja. And now… on New Year’s Eve – Kiev will be filled with the guitar sounds of Neil Taylor himself!
West urged to introduce sanctions against Firtash, Akhmetov and Klyuyev
Yanukovych’s partners should spend their holidays in Minsk and Almaty, and not in Milan and Sardinia: Ukrainian journalists wrote in an article for Bloomberg
The conference about human rights in the Senate
Human rights and the issue of their observance have become the subject of the conference, which was held in the Senate on 16 December, 2013. The conference was organised by the Legislative Committee and the Human Rights, the Rule of Law and Petitions Committee.
The territory of volition
For a long time I could not understand what associations I had with the Maidan. This is not a revolution, not unrest, and – for sure – not Bolotnaya. Not ‘occupation’. This is not a war. And this is not a protest as such, in its pure form.
Journalist of ‘Dorozhnyi Kontrol’, Andrey Dzyndzya incarcerated for 2 months
The court ruled to apply the measure of restraint in the form of arrest for 2 months against Andrey Dzyndza, who was detained in connection with the events which took place near the Presidential Administration of Ukraine on 1 December, 2013.
Ukraine: the list of journalists and activists aggravated as a result of actions of the ‘Berkut’ Special Forces during protests in Kiev
Dozens of journalists and protesters were ruthlessly beaten by special forces ‘Berkut’. Several medical volunteers were also subjected to battery. Below, the Open Dialogue Foundation presents a list of victims.
Press-lunch with the members of the Polish parliament Marcin Swiecicki and Michal Szczerba
Press announcement
