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Kateryna Busol

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Kateryna Busol

@KaterynaBusol

Ukrainian lawyer, Associate Professor @NaUKMA_PIL, Head of Ukraine Programme @theICTJ

Joined February 2016

Kateryna Busol
@KaterynaBusol
Sep 3, 2025
The UN Commission of Inquiry has established that Russia’s use of enforced disappearances and torture is organised, widespread and systematic, thus constituting a crime against humanity. Alec Knight's & my analysis of one of Russia's piercing atrocities. ictj.org/latest-news/in…
Kateryna Busol
@KaterynaBusol
Jun 16, 2025
Deeply grateful to @IrishCentreHR & Professor Shane Darcy for an opportunity to contribute to the stunning 25th Summer School on the International Criminal Court with a lecture on reparations.
Kateryna Busol
@KaterynaBusol
Apr 23, 2025
Russians' widespread conflict-related sexual violence against Ukrainian men remains misunderstood and even unseen. My article analyses the patterns and dynamics of these crimes, and proposes ways to sensitise prosecutions and reparations.
Ensuring Gender-competent Responses to Conflict-related Male Sexual Violence in Russia’s Aggression...
From academic.oup.com
Kateryna Busol
@KaterynaBusol
Nov 8, 2024
Grateful to @Ukr_Institute for an important discussion on reparations for survirvors of Russia's atrocities and ways to fund them, urgently.
Olesya Khromeychuk
@OKhromeychuk
Nov 8, 2024
Last Monday, @Ukr_Institute and @EUdelegationUK hosted a discussion on reparations for ru war crimes in Ukraine. The full recording is now available on our YouTube channel. Please watch and share—it includes concrete suggestions on holding ru accountable: youtube.com/watch?v=oAusih…
Kateryna Busol
@KaterynaBusol
Oct 7, 2024
"A further common feature is the recurrent use of sexual violence as a form of torture in almost all these detention centres." @UNHumanRights, please note that phrases like "Ukraine war" are blurring the lines between the perpetrator and the targeted.
news.un.org
Torture ‘a common and acceptable practice’ in Ukraine war, UN investigators say
Russian authorities are using torture “with a sense of impunity” in the ongoing war in Ukraine, the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva heard on Monday.

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