Invoking the Moscow Mechanism, the Netherlands and other OSCE member states are calling for an investigation into Russia's war crimes in Ukraine. This mechanism, activated for the first time in 2022, allows experts to be sent quickly to assess serious human rights violations. A 2024 UN report highlights that 95% of released Ukrainian prisoners of war have suffered torture, including beatings and sexual violence, and Ukraine's Prosecutor General's Office has reported executions of surrendered soldiers. Recent investigations have revealed the existence of special prisons where prisoners are subjected to systematic abuse.
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Țările de Jos și alte 40 de state, membri ai OSCE, au lansat o anchetă independentă privind presupuse acte de tortură și maltratare a prizonierilor ucrainieni de forțele ruse - Economica.net
Războiul din Ucraina, ziua 1.248. Olanda și OSCE solicită anchetarea torturilor aplicate de Rusia prizonierilor de război ucraineni / Discuțiile cu privire la o posibilă întâlnire cu Vladimir Putin au început, anunță Zelenski
Peste 40 de ţări membre OSCE solicită o anchetă privind tratamentul prizonierilor ucraineni în închisorile din Rusia
Ţările de Jos şi peste 40 de state membre ale OSCE cer anchetarea tratamentului aplicat de Rusia prizonierilor de război ucraineni
Olanda şi alte 40 de ţări solicită o anchetă oficială asupra torturii aplicate de Rusia împotriva prizonierilor de război
En direct, guerre en Ukraine : plus de 40 pays de l’OSCE demandent une enquête indépendante sur la torture des prisonniers ukrainiens en Russie
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