They show the faces of five Russian officials, led by President Vladimir Putin, next to a list of the charges Ukraine has ...
Evidence is being amassed ... War crimes can be defined under customary international law or national law. Ukraine's war crime definitions are narrower than those of the ICC, for example.
A year ago, the town of Bucha near Kyiv was freed from Russian occupiers, who are accused of committing many war crimes there ...
The battle for Bakhmut in eastern Ukraine continues to astound onlookers, both for the destructiveness of the fighting there ...
Typically, gathering evidence of war crimes in person is a long and difficult process. Locations where atrocities have been committed can be difficult to access and unsafe for teams of ...
Ukraine is pioneering war-time science by ... the identification of thousands of its dead and the collection of war crime evidence for tens of thousands of cases they are building against Russia ...
One of Ukraine's top cyber officials said some cyberattacks on ... and since the majority of kinetic attacks are organized against civilians — being a direct act of war crime — supportive actions in ...
The Biden administration is offering support for the creation of an international court to prosecute alleged crimes of ...
Anyone accused of a crime in ... in eastern Ukraine lasted more than six years – from April 2014 until December 2020. At the time, the prosecutor said there was evidence of war crimes and ...
According toThe New York Times, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin III and other Pentagon brass are blocking the Biden administration from sharing evidence of Russian war crimes in Ukraine gathered by ...
The use of the DNA machines will speed up the identification of thousands of dead and the collection of war crime evidence for tens of thousands of cases that Ukraine is building against Russia ...
A year of bitter and bloody war in Ukraine has devastated ... The proposed court, a joint effort by Ukraine and other nations, would investigate the Kremlin for the crime of aggression, but ...
