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OSCE launches Moscow mechanism on arbitrary deprivation of liberty of Ukrainian civilians by the Russian Federation
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Ukrainian Parliamentary Commissioner for Human Rights Dmytro Lubinets announced this.
It is noted that this mechanism will allow to launch an investigation into Russia's gross violations of international humanitarian law. The mission should establish facts and investigate accompanying crimes, such as torture or inhuman treatment.
"During each meeting with OSCE representatives, we raised this issue, and we emphasized that this is a large-scale war crime of the Russian Federation against civilian Ukrainians, which should be severely punished," Lubinets said.
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In March 2023, 38 OSCE participating states agreed to create a mission of experts to establish the facts of human rights violations in the Republic of Belarus.
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