Ukraine

The HRI produced a series of commentaries, videos, and events on the human rights implications of Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine

Even as the conflict continues, it is imperative that the international community continue to support efforts to identify, document, and analyze war crimes and other abuses by Russian forces and seek opportunities to bring the perpetrators to justice.

 

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The Moral Imperative for Supporting Ukraine

While the case for supporting Ukraine has been grounded in U.S. strategic interests, there is an equally compelling moral case for preventing continued atrocities that could destroy Ukrainian democracy, institutions, identity, and the long-term health of the population

Commentary by Leonard Rubenstein — October 30, 2023

Safeguarding the Digital Landscape

While the high level of digital connectedness in Ukraine has spurred new opportunities to aid displaced Ukrainians, it has also put Ukrainians fleeing the conflict face-to-face with new online threats that can translate into very real physical danger.

Digital Report by Abigail Edwards — August 23, 2023

The War in Ukraine One Year On

Please join the Europe, Russia, and Eurasia Program for a special event marking the one-year anniversary of Russia's February 2022 invasion of Ukraine.

Event — February 15, 2023

Ukrainian Refugees: Forced Displacement Response Goes Fully Digital

Digital tools are being used at historic levels for refugee assistance and protection services to Ukrainian refugees. What are the benefits and risks of deploying digital technologies at each stage of a refugee’s journey?

Report by Lauren Burke Preputnik, Catherine Nzuki, Erol Yayboke, and Anastasia Strouboulis — June 23, 2022

Spotlight on Civilian Harm in the Mariupol Theater Airstrike

A Russian airstrike destroyed the Mariupol Drama Theater on March 16, trapping hundreds of civilians who had taken refuge inside the building. Targeting of the theater is consistent with Russia’s pattern of attacking non-military objects and locations.

Commentary by Jacob Kurtzer, ​Marti Flacks, Matthew P. Funaiole, and Joseph S. Bermudez Jr. — March 21, 2022