The Ukraine government has launched a website to collect evidence of Russian 'human rights abuses' for use in international court cases.
to collect user-submitted evidence. Ukraine has accused Russia of committing multiple human rights violations and war crimes amid its ongoing military assault.
"The collected facts will be used as evidence for the defense and representation of Ukraine in the European Court of Human Rights and the International Court of Justice," Yermak said in a"By his decree, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has already authorized those responsible to represent and defend Ukraine's interests in the UN International Court of Justice in the case against Russia on genocide charges," he added."And there will be more such cases.
Ukraine has launched a website to collect evidence of"human rights violations" by Russia amid the current military conflict. A woman is pictured walking past an apartment building that sustained heavy damage following Russian shelling in Kharkiv, Ukraine, on March 8, 2022.The site, humanrights.gov.ua, allows users to submit evidence by filling out a form.
A"qualified team of lawyers" will vet the provided evidence, while those who submit to the site, in addition to any other alleged witnesses, are put"under reliable protection." The website was launched only hours after Zelensky accused Russia of committing an"atrocity" by bombing a
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