Table of Contents
Key Elements
Introduction and Research Methodology
Executive Summary
Conclusions and Recommendations
Table of Contents
Overview of the Past and Present Justice-Related Efforts
Political Will to Ensure Justice for Grave Crimes
Overview of Ukraine’s Domestic Legislation Criminal law
Operation and Capacity of Investigative Authorities to Investigate International Crimes
Operation and Capacity of Prosecutor's Offices to Prosecute International Crimes
Operation and Capacity of the Courts of Law to Administer Justice for International Crimes
The Role of the International Accountability Mechanisms
Participation of Victims of Grave International Crimes in Justice Related Processes
The Rights of Persons Suspected and/or Accused of Grave International Crimes
Annexes
Annex 1
Annex 2
Annex 3
Annex 4
List of Abbreviations and Acronyms
LinkedIn
Facebook
Home
Tag search
evidence

evidence

Chapters that match the tag

evidence

Access of Survivors to Justice
International Centre for the Prosecution of the Crime of Aggression (ICPA)
JIT Investigations
Criminal Procedure Law
Теги
ACA
Art. 442 CCU
CCU
CPCU
Defense
ESBU
ICC
ICC Prosecutor
ICC cooperation
ICPA
JITs
NABU
NGO
NPU
OPG
OPG war crimes department
SBI
SBU
SBU reform
Task Force
UJ limitations
Ukrainian military personnel
access to justice
art. 437 CCU
art. 442-1 CCU
classification of international crimes
cooperation with the ICC
coordination centre for victim and witness support
coorditation
crime of aggression
defence lawyers
dialogue group
documentation
domestic legislation
domestic system
domestic system challenges
enforcement of punishment
eurojust
evidence
free legal aid
guarantees for justice authorities
guarantees of legal practice
in absentia
interagency investigative teams
international assistance
international experience
international experts
international-standarts
investigative jurisdiction
judicial jurisdiction
judicial reform
lack of resources
lawyer's role
military crimes
modes of participation standards
mutual legal assistance
open source information
overload
political will
pre-trial investigation
preservation of evidence
principle of complementarity
prioritisation
prosecution authorities
right to defence
rights of the accussed
risks for lawyers
rome statute ratification
rule of law
sanctions
specialisation of judges
standards of evidence
state of the justice system
strategy
territorial jurisdiction of courts
testimonies
time limits
training and qualifications
transfer of evidence
universal jurisdiction
victim protection
victim status
victims and survivors
victims support
war crimes
навантаження на слідчих
органи безпеки
розвіддані
судова система України
Close Modal