UKRAINE AND RUSSIA: Amnesty International’s Key Recommendations for EU leaders

By Amnesty International

This document outlines Amnesty International’s main concerns and recommendations in view of the 24-25 March EuropeanCouncil discussion on the crisis in Ukraine.Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is a manifest violation of the United Nations Charter and an act of aggression that is a crimeunder international law.1 One month since the invasion, Amnesty International has documented an […] The post UKRAINE AND RUSSIA: Amnesty International’s Key Recommendations for EU leaders appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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