The inaugural webinar, part of the KMAcademic Talks: International Law and the War series, is scheduled for April 6. This event, targeting Ukrainians abroad and individuals keen on supporting Ukraine’s causes, is organized under the auspices of the National University “Kyiv-Mohyla Academy” project. The Ukrainian World Congress is collaborating as an informational partner. Additionally, the organizers have announced a comprehensive schedule of related initiatives.
At the first meeting, experts will discuss the environmental dimension of Russian war crimes and the aftermath of the Russian brutal attack on the Kakhovka HPP last June. This event will feature Dmytro Koval, an Associate Professor at the National University “Kyiv-Mohyla Academy.” Registration for the lecture is available at the following link. Upon confirmation of registration, participants will receive an invitation to the lecture. The language of the webinar is English.
The upcoming events are scheduled as follows:
- April 16th: Title: “The Importance of Russia’s Accountability for Crimes Committed during Aggression against Ukraine“. Speaker: Head of the Centre for Genocide and Human Rights Studies and KMA Associate Professor Myroslava Antonovych. Registration link.
- April 20th: Title: “Conflict-Related Sexual Violence in Russia’s Aggression against Ukraine“. Speaker: KMA Associate Professor Kateryna Busol. Registration link.
- April 27th: Title: “Prosecution of Russia’s and Belarus’ Leadership for the Crime of Aggression: Justice for Ukraine and the Transformational Change for International Law“. Speaker: Kateryna Busol. Registration link.
- April 30th: Topic: “Transitional Justice for Ukraine since the Full-Scale Invasion“. Speaker: Kateryna Busol. Registration link.
The project’s primary objective is to engage in conversations about critical aspects of international law in the context of Russia’s aggression against Ukraine. The collaboration is designed to promote dialogue on pertinent issues and assemble a detailed compilation of arguments and evidence illustrating Russia’s breaches of international law. This compiled information will be instrumental for advocacy, enriching public debate, and bolstering Ukraine’s position on diverse international platforms.
The Ukrainian World Congress is set to play a pivotal part in facilitating these discussions by distributing webinar resources, connecting Ukrainian communities globally, enhancing dialogue between the National University of “Kyiv-Mohyla Academy” and the Ukrainian diaspora, and creating a network centered around these vital conversations.
