TCUP Director Emily Channell-Justice is in Ukraine for a month to conduct research for her project on internally displaced persons. On August 23, she attended the inaugural summit of the Crimea Platform, during which representatives from around the world gathered to discuss the peninsula and express support for Ukraine's territorial integrity.... Read more about TCUP in Ukraine: Crimea Platform

TCUP Director Emily Channell-Justice is in Ukraine for a month to conduct research for her project on internally displaced persons. She'll be sending notes about her activities, starting with reflections on the Crimea Platform summit and Ukraine's Independence Day activities.... Read more about TCUP in Ukraine: Independence Day

This overview, written by TCUP Director Emily Channell-Justice is part of a series on the Constitutional Court crisis. For a primer on the various institutions involved in this discussion, see Ukraine's Judicial Institutions. Check back for original expert comments and an interview about academic research on judicial reform.

High Anti-Corruption Court (HACC): Created in 2018 to prosecute corruption cases, especially those involving political figures. What makes this court distinct is the involvement of the Public Council of International Experts (PICE), a group of non-Ukrainian advisors who can block judicial candidates from serving on the court if there are concerns about a person’s integrity.... Read more about Ukraine’s Judicial Institutions: A Primer