Reshetylova previously co-founded and headed the Media Initiative for Human Rights, which has investigated war crimes related to the Russian war in Ukraine since 2016 and advocates for changes in government policies and social practices related to protecting human rights.
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Zelensky appoints military ombudsman
On December 30, President Volodymyr Zelensky appointed human rights activist Olha Reshetylova to the newly created position of military ombudsman.
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12 years in prison for $124 donation
How much does supporting your country cost in the occupied areas of Ukraine? For 19-year-old Danylo Yefimov, the price was 12 years in prison. Danylo's "crime"? Making small donations totaling just $124 to Serhiy Prytula's charity for the Ukrainian army.
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Russian brigades destroyed in Kursk region
Forbes reports that the 810th Marine Brigade of the Russian Armed Forces is likely destroyed, and the 155th Brigade suffered heavy losses in the Kursk region.
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We will stand for those waiting at home
Cold, rain, fatigue, or the enemy — all are tests we overcome, for to retreat would mean losing what the generation of Ukrainians fought for. We must stand firm. For those who believe in us, for those who wait at home, and for those who have already given their lives for the Motherland.
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Western journalists’ uncritical embrace of Russian imperial propaganda vs. indigenous writers.
it is 2024 and western journalists keep feeding us uncritical bs about troubadours of russian imperialism being beloved on their own artistic merit and not because of decades of aggressive imperial propaganda at expense of generations of indigenous writers slaughtered by russia
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US to give Ukraine TOW missiles and AT-4 anti-tank systems
The United States will transfer to Ukraine TOW missiles and AT-4 anti-tank systems as part of a $1.25 billion package, Blinken said
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More tears of joy: 189 soldiers returned from captivity
More tears of joy today as 189 soldiers were returned from captivity.
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1989? No, 189 Ukrainian warriors freed from Russian captivity
Today, 189 Ukrainian warriors came back home from Russian captivity: the servicemen of the Armed Forces, the National Guard, Ukrainian Navy, Territorial Defense, and the border guards.
Our mission is to bring everyone back home.
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Volunteers seek transport for medical aid from Prague to Ukraine
Friends, is anyone traveling from Prague to Ukraine in the near future? Volunteers are looking for someone to transport additional medical supplies for soldiers on the front lines. Please write in private messages.