Deepening Cooperation between Ukraine and the United Kingdom in the Field of International Legal Assistance
Date: 2023-12-03 Author: Dima Zakharov Categories: POLICY
Ukraine and the UK Deepen Cooperation in the Field of International Legal Assistance
Today, on December 3, 2023, Ukraine's Prosecutor General, Andriy Kostin, held a meeting with the UK Ambassador to Ukraine, Martin Harris. The central topic of discussion was the imperative need to strengthen collaboration in the realm of international legal assistance. Both parties expressed a commitment to joint efforts in establishing a global framework of comprehensive accountability for international crimes, as well as enhancing bilateral cooperation in the field of mutual legal assistance.
According to information from the Prosecutor General's Office, Kostin and Harris deliberated on strategies for forming a worldwide network of accountability for international crimes, exchanging views on reinforcing interaction between Ukraine and the UK in the domain of legal assistance.
"We firmly believe that only by breaking the cycle of impunity can we pave the way for peace restoration and prevent future international crimes. We look forward to the continuation of our fruitful partnership," stated the Prosecutor General.
Kostin also expressed gratitude for the unwavering support from the UK and conveyed appreciation to Attorney General Victoria Prentis for her dedication and diligence in the pursuit of justice.
As reported by Ukrinform, 45 OSCE countries have called for an investigation into Russia's violations of international humanitarian and human rights law, war crimes, and crimes against humanity, urging accountability for those responsible.
International Community Demands Accountability for Russia's Crimes
Amidst escalating tensions in the region caused by Russia's actions, 45 OSCE countries have demanded an inquiry into violations committed by Russian forces during military operations. Reports include breaches of international humanitarian law, human rights violations, war crimes, and crimes against humanity.
This appeal is part of global efforts to establish accountability for international crimes and create a system ensuring justice. Ukraine, at the epicenter of events, advocates for active cooperation with countries sharing principles of international law.
Today, on December 3, 2023, Ukraine's Prosecutor General, Andriy Kostin, held a meeting with the UK Ambassador to Ukraine, Martin Harris. The central topic of discussion was the imperative need to strengthen collaboration in the realm of international legal assistance. Both parties expressed a commitment to joint efforts in establishing a global framework of comprehensive accountability for international crimes, as well as enhancing bilateral cooperation in the field of mutual legal assistance.
According to information from the Prosecutor General's Office, Kostin and Harris deliberated on strategies for forming a worldwide network of accountability for international crimes, exchanging views on reinforcing interaction between Ukraine and the UK in the domain of legal assistance.
"We firmly believe that only by breaking the cycle of impunity can we pave the way for peace restoration and prevent future international crimes. We look forward to the continuation of our fruitful partnership," stated the Prosecutor General.
Kostin also expressed gratitude for the unwavering support from the UK and conveyed appreciation to Attorney General Victoria Prentis for her dedication and diligence in the pursuit of justice.
As reported by Ukrinform, 45 OSCE countries have called for an investigation into Russia's violations of international humanitarian and human rights law, war crimes, and crimes against humanity, urging accountability for those responsible.
International Community Demands Accountability for Russia's Crimes
Amidst escalating tensions in the region caused by Russia's actions, 45 OSCE countries have demanded an inquiry into violations committed by Russian forces during military operations. Reports include breaches of international humanitarian law, human rights violations, war crimes, and crimes against humanity.
This appeal is part of global efforts to establish accountability for international crimes and create a system ensuring justice. Ukraine, at the epicenter of events, advocates for active cooperation with countries sharing principles of international law.
