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The Supervisory Commission of the Executive Committee of the Chernihiv City Council was established by the decision of the Executive Committee of the Chernihiv City Council dated 20.07.2010 No. 161 with amendments and supplements “On the establishment of a supervisory commission under the Executive Committee of the Chernihiv City Council”.

The Supervisory Commission consists of 18 people, of which 6…

On July 25, 2012, a protest action by Chernihiv residents who were victims of apartment raiding took place outside the walls of the Chernihiv city police department, demanding that law enforcement agencies effectively investigate fraudulent transactions and corruption cases, as a result of which citizens are deprived of their own homes and thrown out onto the street. Including with the…

The Law of Ukraine “On Elections of People’s Deputies of Ukraine” allows public organizations to have official observers during the elections of people’s deputies. Unfortunately, until now, local public organizations of Chernihiv region have not received such permission from the Central Election Commission due to certain requirements for the status and level of development of the organization.

Hence, as a…

Chernihiv region has one of the best situations with respect for the right to peaceful protest compared to other regions of Ukraine. However, there is a dangerous trend of increasing the number of unjust court injunctions. This was stated on January 25, 2013 at the Expert Club “Clean Politics” by human rights activists from the All-Ukrainian initiative “For Peaceful Protest!”…

The All-Ukrainian Initiative “For Peaceful Protest!” is a non-governmental, non-partisan public movement that was formed in 2011 and has already united around itself public activists and a coalition of 98 organizations that have been dealing with the issue of peaceful assemblies or exercising the right to protest for many years. The initiative’s activists have collected more than 18 thousand signatures…

In May 2012, a plan of joint activities of the Chernihiv Oblast Internal Affairs Department and the Public Council under the Department of Internal Affairs of Ukraine in the Chernihiv Oblast was agreed upon for 2012, including participation in the work of “round tables”, training seminars, and other events, and a schedule of visits and the composition of mobile groups…

Of the 16 cities of regional and district significance of Chernihiv region, none of them have general plans available to the public. This opinion was reached by representatives of the Chernihiv Public Committee for the Protection of Human Rights and the Mayu Pravo Non-Governmental Organization, having completed monitoring the official websites of cities of regional and district significance of Chernihiv…