Archive

Accents

European Court on Human Rights urges Ukraine to update Soviet-era laws on peaceful assembly
Accents

Amnesty International: Ukrainian Prosecutor’s office is failing to conduct effective investigations into allegations of torture and other ill-treatment
Accents

Reuters: turmoil in parliament further undermines Ukraine's hope of being taken seriously by Europe
Accents

The Economist: since becoming president in 2010 Yanukovych has taken to constant brinkmanship
Accents

Freedom House hopes that Lutsenko`s pardon will soon be followed by that of Tymoshenko
Accents

Pawel Kowal: Lutsenko`s pardon was the success of Ukrainian government, opposition, European diplomats and politicians but not that of Ukraine
Accents

Business New Europe: nothing will happen in the talks with EU until Tymoshenko is released – and that is very unlikely to happen
Accents

Forbes: a few oppositionists freed from prison do not represent a serious threat to Yanukovych
Accents

Hanne Severinsen: Lutsenko pardon is not a manifestation of a suddenly “fair Ukrainian legislation”
Accents

Thorbjørn Jagland and Jean-Claude Mignon demand more action on Tymoshenko`s case after Lutsenko's pardon