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STORY BECOMES
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About Us

Non-Sensation is a non-profit organization that documents the testimonies of eyewitnesses to the Russian-Ukrainian war. The group collects, analyses, and systematizes the evidence of war crimes committed by the Russian army servicemen on the territory of Ukraine.

The evidence includes photos, videos, written testimonies, documents, and other materials. This contributes to preserving historical memory and enhancing the rights and dignity of the victims. Moreover, by informing the Ukrainian and international community, Non-Sensation decreases the impact of Russian narratives.
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About Us

Our mission

To document and analyze the war crimes committed by the Russian occupation army on the territory of Ukraine since 2014 and up to the present day.

To inform the international community about the war crimes committed by the Russian Federation on the territory of Ukraine, to advocate for justice, and to contribute to historical truth.

To contribute to the improvement of international response mechanisms to war crimes and crimes against humanity committed by the Russian Federation on the territory of Ukraine. To contribute to the strengthening of international humanitarian law.

Experience
and people

Our team includes experienced documentarians, interviewers, analysts, archivists, translators, videographers, journalists, lawyers, directors and psychologists.

1732 hours of volunteer work

Evidence collected from 4 regions

45 hours of recorded interviews

14 volunteers involved

How to support: Join our mission and support our activities
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Why do we document

The objective recording of the facts and circumstances of war crimes helps to identify the perpetrators and bring them to justice.
The collection of testimonies and further analysis of war crimes contributes to historical memory preservation, enabling future generations to study and understand the conflicts.
The results of documentation contribute to the recognition of war crimes and facilitate the restoration of the rights and dignity of the victims.
War crimes documentation enhances international law and order.

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