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This publication marks the first time that the documents and materials of the Ukrainian Helsinki Group are being published in Ukraine. The first volume contains an historical outline of the human rights movement in Ukraine, an interview with the Group’s head, Mykola Rudenko, and biographical information on the 43 members of the Group. The second, third, and fourth volumes collect the Group’s documents in chronological order.
Publication language - Ukrainian
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