Human rights Ombudsman in the Donetsk People’s Republic
Human rights Ombudsman in the Donetsk People’s Republic-Daria Morozova
In violation of the Minsk agreements, the armistice agreements and the norms of international humanitarian law, in the conduct of hostilities, Ukrainian military personnel continue to fire at peaceful cities and towns of the Republic using artillery and mortars. Moreover, every day the number of attacks from the AFU is growing, and their geography is […]
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At the personal meeting, the Ombudsman was approached by a citizen K. on issuing of an identity document. It was evident from the applicant’s complaint that the above issue had been acute for several years and had not been resolved. The situation was significantly complicated by the fact that the citizen K. has lost the […]
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The Ukrainian side intentionally creates a stalemate in the work of the humanitarian group. One gets the impression that the Kiev negotiators have been tasked not to come to an agreement, but, on the contrary, to drag out the negotiation process in all directions. And their behaviour during today’s meeting of the group is another […]
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A regular session of the Work group on humanitarian issues, which was moderated today for the first time be the new OSCE coordinator Charlotte Relander, ended without progress. The key changes, that took place in composition of the panel, didn’t become an impulse for the Ukrainian side to change the tone of negotiations. Representatives of […]
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Negotiations of the Work group on humanitarian issues of the Contact Group on the peaceful settlement of the conflict in Donbass are started. The meeting is being held through a video-conference. It should be noted, that this is the first negotiating round of the humanitarian subgroup with the participation of the new OSCE coordinator Charlotte […]
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Daria Morozova was approached by a citizen of the Donetsk People’s Republic on the issue of assistance in determining the child’s place of residence. The situation was aggravated by the fact that the applicant lived in the Russian Federation and had no relatives there other than her ex-husband. Upon divorce, they could not reach a […]
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