UHHRU provides legal aid through the Public advice centers network. There are 29 centers currently operating in Ukraine in 24 oblasts. Their work is funded by the Government of Sweden, through the Swedish International Development Agency (SIDA), the Government of Canada through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Canada (Global Affairs Canada) in the “Human Rights above all» (Human Rights First) program and the US Agency for International Development (USAID) under the “human rights in action» program.
On 22nd of June the Ukrainian Crisis Media Center hosted the UHHRU press conference entitled...
24 June 2017
Recently, human rights defenders of both cities held meetings with state and local authorities. The...
12 May 2017
The State Migration Service of Ukraine stubbornly refused to issue a passport of Ukraine for...
28 April 2017
On March 24, the roundtable was held, scheduled for the International Day of Rights on...
26 March 2017
Human rights defenders in Sumy help IDPs to overcome bureaucratic obstacles. Mr. T. applied to...
11 March 2017
The discussion was held as part of the ‘Ukraine Alive’ international dialogue among the Visegrad...
06 March 2017
The network of public receptions of the Ukrainian Helsinki Human Rights Union shared best practices...
17 February 2017
PRESS ANNOUNCEMENT On February 16, 2017, at 11.00 am at the Glavkom News Agency (8/20...
12 February 2017
On February 1, a press conference of the public reception of the Ukrainian Helsinki Human...
05 February 2017
Under the “Human Rights at the Local Community Level” project, the nine information events were...
24 December 2016