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Victims of the War in Ukraine Need Reparation Today, Not Tomorrow

Victims of the War in Ukraine Need Reparation Today, Not Tomorrow

 Read our new Guidelines to learn more “Reparations are the survivor’s voice”, a survivor of Russia’s war in Ukraine recently told us.  Yet, four years into Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, funding for reparation still pales in comparison to the needs of survivors. Meanwhile, authorities around the world hold billions of Euros… Read More

Zero Tolerance for Torture: Monitoring Places of Detention in Ukraine

Zero Tolerance for Torture: Monitoring Places of Detention in Ukraine

By Maryna Demura, Innovative Lawyer Awardee Maryna Demura is a human rights lawyer from Ukraine and a recipient of the REDRESS Innovative Lawyers Award. She works with the Information Center for Human Rights (ZMINA), an organisation dedicated to defending human rights, documenting violations, and supporting human rights defenders and civil activists, particularly in the context… Read More

Reparation Today, Not Tomorrow: Guidelines for Repurposing Russia-linked Assets to Finance Reparation for Victims of the War in Ukraine

Reparation Today, Not Tomorrow: Guidelines for Repurposing Russia-linked Assets to Finance Reparation for Victims of the War in Ukraine

In response to Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, competent authorities are increasingly taking steps to seize, confiscate, and repurpose Russia-linked assets for the benefit of Ukraine. Most progress made to date has focused on repurposing to finance broad packages of State-level assistance. Commitments to address victims’ urgent reparation needs… Read More

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Pathways for Comprehensive Reparation for Survivors of Torture in Bangladesh

Pathways for Comprehensive Reparation for Survivors of Torture in Bangladesh

by T Horrow, REDRESS Legal Fellow Bangladesh continues to face serious institutional challenges, which impede the delivery of reparation to survivors of torture, contextual challenges which obstruct survivors in their search for accountability, and practical challenges to providing effective rehabilitation programs to these survivors and their families. It is clear… Read More

Promoting Accountability for UK Enablers of Human Rights Violations

Promoting Accountability for UK Enablers of Human Rights Violations

By Natalia Kubesch, REDRESS Legal Officer Financial institutions, arms brokers, company directors, lawyers, accountants and other intermediaries often operate behind the scenes of violent conflicts and grave human rights violations. They facilitate transactions, move money, provide professional cover and profit from actors responsible for grave abuses that may amount… Read More