Confronting Violence in Ukraine

United to Confront Hate-Motivated Violence in Ukraine

Freedom House seeks to improve Ukraine’s response to hate-motivated violence and ultimately to decrease its incidence. Freedom House and its partners work to unite a wide array of communities targeted with hate-motivated violence and convene a broad coalition of civil society groups to monitor, document, and analyze violent incidents and dynamics in Ukraine. By connecting broad and inclusive networks with high-quality documentation and analysis, FH and partners are establishing an authoritative record of hate-motivated violence and its perpetrators for use by policymakers, the public, and the media. Freedom House and partners also support the systematic engagement of civil society and government stakeholders to identify, develop, and adopt concrete policies to address hate-motivated violence.

Public Reports and Analysis

Freedom House, in partnership with independent experts, operates Reportingradicalism.org, a platform providing high-quality reporting and analysis on the groups and individuals connected to hate-motivated violence and hateful ideologies in Ukraine.

In addition, Freedom House and partners publish an annual report and a quarterly Hate Monitor detailing the results of our monitoring and documentation of hate-motivated violence. The methodology of the Hate Monitor is viewable here.

January–March 2022 (English, Ukrainian)

• Annual Report 2021 (English, Ukrainian)
• October–December 2021 (English, Ukrainian)
• July–September 2021 (English, Ukrainian)
• 2020 Annual Report (English, Ukrainian)
• April 2021–June 2021 (English, Ukrainian)
• January 2021–March 2021 (English, Ukrainian)
• October 2020–December 2020 (English, Ukrainian)
• July–September 2020 (English, Ukrainian)