Reacting to the Russian government’s decision to withdraw from the Council of Europe, and its declared intention to denounce the...

Responding to the Russian authorities’ decision to block access to Amnesty International’s Russian-language website as part of the Kremlin’s assault...

Civilians whose homes have been destroyed and others fearing for their lives forced to flee Russian bombardment must be granted...

Independent media blocked, more than 150 journalists have fled the country  Facebook and Twitter banned  New legislation punishes independent reporting...

Attack on March 3 killed people as they queued for bread Lethal air strike may constitute a war crime A...

Prisoners of war in the Russian invasion of Ukraine must have their rights respected under the Third Geneva Convention, Amnesty...

Reacting to the Council of the European Union’s activation of the Temporary Protection Directive (TPD), which will grant immediate protection...

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is a manifest violation of the United Nations Charter and an act of aggression that is...

On February 24th, people in Ukraine woke to the terrifying sound of Russian missile strikes and reports of troop movements...

27 February 2022  A preschool in north-eastern Ukraine was hit on the morning of 25 February with widely-banned cluster munitions...

25 February 2022 •         Amnesty International research verifies violations in international humanitarian law  •         Russian attacks could constitute war crimes ...

24 February 2022 Amnesty International calls for unerring respect for international human rights and humanitarian law, following Russia’s multi-pronged attack...

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