Webinar: Hostilities in eastern Ukraine

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Speakers:

Stefan Ziegler, Former Head of Reporting in the OSCE Hub in Donetsk
Varvara Pakhomenko, Former Geneva Call’s Head of Mission in Ukraine
Zera Kozlyieva, Deputy Head of the Department for Supervision in Criminal Proceedings for Crimes Committed in the Conditions of Armed Conflict at the Prosecutor General’s Office of Ukraine
Konstantin Karaman, First Deputy Head of the Luhansk Regional Prosecutorʹs Office

Moderators:

Rastislav Šutek, Executive Director of Platform for Peace and Humanity
Agata Kleczkowska, Assistant Professor at the Instytut Nauk Prawnych PAN (Institute of Law Studies of the Polish Academy of Sciences)

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