Human Rights Watch: Russians have systematically tortured Ukrainian POWs
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Illegal sentences for Azov POWs: two Russian judges were notified of suspicion of a war crime
The Office of the Prosecutor General has notified two judges of the Southern District Military Court of the Russian Federation that they are suspected of committing a war crime – violating the right of prisoners of war to a fair and proper trial (Part 1 of Article 438 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine).
A Show Trial System: Russia Mass-Sentences Ukrainian POWs on Fabricated Charges
“I asked what crime I had committed, what evidence you have.” The answer was brief: “You were in Azov.” Show trials, torture-induced confessions, and fabricated charges constitute a systemic violation of international humanitarian law by Russia. Ukrainians in captivity are forced to endure this process, receiving sentences of 15, 25 years, or even life imprisonment.
Human Rights Watch: Russians have systematically tortured Ukrainian POWs
Human Rights Watch, the international human rights organisation, has published a report based on testimonies of former Ukrainian prisoners of war. The organisation states that Russian authorities and military forces have systematically tortured and ill-treated Ukrainian POWs.
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