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Nadiya Savchenko
Nadia Savchenko, a Ukrainian lieutenant, participated, as a volunteer, in the anti-terrorist operation (ATO) in eastern Ukraine. She was kidnapped by terrorists from the Lugansk People’s Republic and transferred to Russia. She was falsely accused of involvement in the assassination of Russian journalists and detained in custody on the territory of Russia. The Foundation is one of the initiators of the international campaign in support of Savchenko and the author of the so-called ‘Savchenko list’: a list of persons responsible for the kidnap, arrest and pre-trial incarceration of the Ukrainian woman.
. We sought the release of Nadia and the imposition of personal sanctions on those responsible for her kidnapping and arrest. On 25 May, 2016, Savchenko was released from the Russian prison and transported to Ukraine in exchange for two Russian GRU soldiers, convicted in Ukraine. At the Borispol airport, she was awaited, among others, by representatives of the ODF. The release of Nadia, however, does not end the battle for the imposition of sanctions on those responsible for her kidnapping, arrest and illegal detention.
News
- Speech by Lyudmyla Kozlovska, President of the Open Dialog Foundation, at the European Parliament (Full text)
- EFNI 2016: Violation of human rights in contemporary military conflicts
- ‘Hostages of the Kremlin’: increase of the number of Ukrainian political prisoners in the Russian Federation and the illegally occupied Crimea
- Invitation for the OSCE ODIHR Human Dimension Implementation Meeting 2016 side-events
- Nadia Savchenko is free! The ODF report from the Borispol Airport
- Involvement of the Russian officials included in the ‘Magnitsky list’ in other politically motivated criminal proceedings in Russia
- “Russian war crimes in eastern Ukraine” and “28 hostages of the Kremlin” reports presented in the European Parliament in Brussels
- Russian opposition calls for “Savchenko List”
- Open Dialog: Savchenko on dry hunger strike – personal sanctions must follow now
Reports
- Report: ‘37 hostages of the Kremlin’ (update)
- New names on “Savchenko List”
- Report: ‘28 hostages of the Kremlin’
- Report: the case of Nadiya Savchenko. The trial of the Ukrainian political prisoner may be held in Voronezh
- The report: The case of Nadiya Savchenko
- Russia violates its international obligations
- Report: Nadiya Savchenko’s case – Captured Ukrainian Servicewoman Sent for Psychiatric Examination
- Report on the conduct of 6 monitoring missions to Russia, in relation to the case of Nadiya Savchenko
- Report: The case of Nadiya Savchenko
Media
- Anna Koj for BelsatTV: We can help Nadia Savchenko but it requires concrete political action
- Ukrainian media on the “Savchenko List” compiled by the ODF
- Lyudmyla Kozlovska on the background of the adoption of PACE resolution depriving Russia of the right to vote
- Ukrainian National News on the happening “Freedom for Savchenko”
- Wyborcza.pl: The Ukrainian imprisoned by Russia has a park named after her in Warsaw
- Onet.pl: German MEP, Rebecca Harms, was not allowed into Russia
- Polish Radio: Russia will place Ukrainian pilot in a psychiatric hospital.
- Onet.pl: Russia: Nadiya Savchenko has been found
- Relying on information from the ODF, Ukraine’s Pravda reported on the course of the hearing in the case of N. Savchenko