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ЗАЯВА УКРАЇНСЬКИХ ГРУП ВЦІЛІЛИХ: щодо міжнародного механізму компенсації жертвам російської агресії та його часових рамок

ЗАЯВА УКРАЇНСЬКИХ ГРУП ВЦІЛІЛИХ: щодо міжнародного механізму компенсації жертвам російської агресії та його часових рамок

Спільна заява українських груп постраждалих щодо створення Міжнародної комісії з розгляду вимог щодо України, у якій держави закликаються підписати та ратифікувати Конвенцію, водночас наголошуючи на необхідності інклюзивного, орієнтованого на постраждалих підходу до репарацій, включно з жертвами, які зазнали шкоди до повномасштабного вторгнення. Read More

Statement by Ukrainian Survivor Groups Regarding the International Compensation Mechanism for Victims of Russian Aggression and Its Temporal Scope

Statement by Ukrainian Survivor Groups Regarding the International Compensation Mechanism for Victims of Russian Aggression and Its Temporal Scope

Joint statement by Ukrainian survivor groups on the establishment of an International Claims Commission for Ukraine, calling on States to sign and ratify the Convention but stressing the need for an inclusive… Read More

Annual Review 2025

Annual Review 2025

This annual review highlights the activities and achievements of REDRESS from 1 April 2024 to 31 March 2025, but also includes some more recent updates. It showcases REDRESS’s legal victories, ranging from a UK ruling that intelligence services must never encourage or facilitate torture to judgments in favour of survivors… Read More

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Briefing Paper: Funding Reparation for Survivors of the War in Ukraine

Briefing Paper: Funding Reparation for Survivors of the War in Ukraine

This briefing paper was prepared for the Backbench business debate on the war in Ukraine in the House of Commons Chamber last 4 December. It provides a background on the UK’s response to Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, victims’ right to reparation and the work of the Register of Damage… Read More

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Briefing paper: EU Strategy on Victims’ Rights: Input from the Global Initiative against Impunity

Briefing paper: EU Strategy on Victims’ Rights: Input from the Global Initiative against Impunity

This brief, submitted on behalf of the Global Initiative Against Impunity (GIAI), assesses gaps in the EU’s first Strategy on victims’ rights (2020–2025) and sets out recommendations for the next Strategy (2026–2030), focusing on the rights of victims of serious international crimes in the EU. It examines the Strategy’s stated… Read More

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X v. Libya

CASE BACKGROUND In October 2011, Mr X (name given to him to protect his identify), a member of the Tawergha community, was arbitrarily arrested… Read More