{"id":55091,"date":"2016-06-06T23:10:25","date_gmt":"2016-06-06T23:10:25","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/uacrisis.org\/?p=43867"},"modified":"2016-08-01T16:12:06","modified_gmt":"2016-08-01T13:12:06","slug":"43867-de-wochenubersicht-ua-nachrichten-31-mai-6-juni-2016","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/uacrisis.org\/en\/43867-de-wochenubersicht-ua-nachrichten-31-mai-6-juni-2016","title":{"rendered":"Weekly Ukrainian media digest, May 31 – June 6, 2016"},"content":{"rendered":"

Military situation<\/strong><\/span>
\nMost tense situation over the last week was observed near Donetsk, namely\u00a0in the area of Avdiivka<\/a>. Three Ukrainian servicemen were killed in action and 34 were wounded in action over the last week. A total of 278 attacks were registered. In May 28 Ukrainian troops were killed in action and 107 were wounded in action making it the deadliest month since the beginning of 2016.<\/p>\n

In addition to Avdiivka tense situation was observed near Opytne, Pisky, Mayorsk, Myronivske and Luhanske where Ukrainian troops were attacked with small arms, large-caliber machine guns, mortars of various calibers (including the ones banned by Minsk agreements) and grenade launchers. In the Mariupol sector positions of ATO forces were attacked near Maryinka, Krasnohorivka, Novotroyitske, Shyrokyne and Lebedynske. Russia-backed forces keep using 82-mm and 120-mm heavy weapons\u00a0banned by Minsk agreements<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Combined Russian-militant forces fire upon Zaitseve checkpoint across the contact line. Over the last day its work was suspended and then consequently reopened,\u00a0reports Ukraine\u2019s State Border Guard Service<\/a>.<\/p>\n

OSCE\u2019s unmanned aerial vehicle downed by militants in Donbas registered a Minsk-banned 210-mm OSA surface-to-air missile system and a ZU-23 antiaircraft system (OSCE report in English<\/a>). The Mission also released a photo of the respective violation of Minsk.<\/p>\n

Political statements. President of Ukraine\u00a0Petro Poroshenko<\/a>\u00a0said the progress in settlement of the situation in Donbas is next to zero this year.<\/p>\n

Foreign Affairs Minister of the Russian Federation Sergey Lavrov drastically rejected the idea which Ukraine emphasizes that security in Donbas has to precede holding of local elections in occupied areas of Donbas. \u201cAll of a sudden security theme has become central for Poroshenko, and it is not only about ceasing fire but also ensuring some security forces on the entire territory of Donbas. I would like to say: Donbas will never get to it,\u201d\u00a0Lavrov said<\/a>\u00a0during an online press conference.<\/p>\n

OSCE police mission and elections in Donbas<\/strong><\/span>
\nRussia does not agree<\/a>\u00a0to place OSCE monitors at the Russian-Ukrainian state border until the special status of Donbas is introduced into Ukraine\u2019s Constitution, said Foreign Minister Lavrov. \u201cUkrainians constantly want it (placing OSCE observers at the border \u2013 editor\u2019s note) but they were explained many times that until no amnesty and the law on special status is introduced that would guarantee additional rights in these areas, until these rights are fixed in Ukraine\u2019s Constitution on permanent basis as part of the special status, it is hard to count on that,\u201d Lavrov said.<\/p>\n

President of Ukraine\u00a0Poroshenko states that elections<\/a>\u00a0in the occupied areas of Donbas are only possible after the armed OSCE police mission is introduced and ensures safety. According to Poroshenko security component is not only about ceasing the fire, it is not enough. \u201cEfficient surveillance posts need to be installed on the contact line that would guarantee implementation of security conditions. Along with them respective posts of international forces need to be installed on sites where weapons are stored and on the uncontrolled part of the Ukrainian-Russian border,\u201d the President said.<\/p>\n

Occupied Crimea<\/strong><\/span>
\nIn Russia-annexed Crimea Crimean Tatars are worst affected by the deteriorating human rights situation, states the 14th\u00a0UN report on human rights<\/a>\u00a0in Ukraine released by the organization last week. Anti-extremism and anti-terrorism laws have been used to criminalize non-violent behavior and stifle dissenting opinion, while the judicial and law enforcement systems have been instrumentalized to clamp down on opposition voices. Worst affected are Crimean Tatars whose representation body Mejlis has been banned and whose rights are being constantly violated.<\/p>\n

Sociology<\/strong><\/span>
\nAt the end of May, 2016, the Russian Sociological Service Levada-Center\u00a0conducted a poll\u00a0<\/a>\u00a0in order to find out the Russians\u2019 attitude to Nadiya Savchenko\u2019s release. 44% feel positive about the exchange of Savchenko for Russian intelligence officers, 37% – feel negative, 20% – have not heard anything about the incident, and 9% – are undecided.<\/p>\n

At the same time, citizens of the Russian Federation were asked about their attitude to Ukraine. 39% – feel positive, 47% – negative, 13% – undecided. The general dynamics is positive, because 64% felt negative about Ukraine, and 25% – positive in May, 2016.<\/p>\n

However, according to another Levada-Center poll, Ukraine remains the second-worst enemy of Russia, after the United States. According to a recent\u00a0poll<\/a>, 70% of Russians feel negative about the US, 62% – about the EU, and 47% – about Ukraine. When asked about countries that are unfriendly and hostile to Russia, the Russians put the US (72%) in the first place, and Ukraine – in the second (48%). In comparison, only 4% of Russians consider France a hostile country.
\nInstitute of Mass Information in its\u00a0recent report<\/a>\u00a0registered increase in number of physical attacks on journalists in Ukraine: seven in May, four in April, two in March, one in February and four in January.<\/p>\n

\u201cMyrotvorets\u201d: end of the story<\/strong><\/span>
\n\u201cWe call on those responsible for Myrotvorets to remove personal data from the website and desist from inflammatory language,\u201d says the\u00a0G7 Ambassadors’ statement<\/a>\u00a0regarding journalists’ personal data on Myrotvorets website published on the web site of the UK Embassy in Ukraine last week. \u201cThe characterisation of all listed journalists as \u201ccollaborators with terrorists\u201d endangers the personal security of those affected and Ukraine\u2019s hard-won media freedom. Journalists should be able to carry out their work free from threats, harassment and intimidation. It is vital, and in Ukraine\u2019s interests, that journalists are able to report on events in the Donbas and elsewhere,\u201d G7 Ambassadors are convinced.<\/p>\n

“I am hopeful that the investigation will bring those responsible for leaking and publishing personal data of the journalists on Myrotvorets website to justice,” OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media\u00a0Dunja Mijatovic<\/a>\u00a0said.<\/p>\n

At the press conference on June 3 President of Ukraine\u00a0Poroshenko said he condemns publication<\/a>of journalists\u2019 personal data on \u201cMyrotvorets\u201d web site. He claimed the Myrotvorets website “had made a mistake” by disclosing the data and urged for an investigation. He also emphasized that journalists in Ukraine do not face any related threat.<\/p>\n

Local media outlet \u201cHromadske\u201d has checked the information<\/a>\u00a0to find no reports on violence against the journalists whose names were published on \u201cMyrotvorets\u201d web site. At the same time many of the above journalists publicly reported about the threats that they had received in social networks and by anonymous phone calls.<\/p>\n

Human Rights: Equaity March in Kyiv<\/strong><\/span>
\nFifth international LGBT forum\u00a0Kyiv Pride 2016<\/a>\u00a0is due to take place in Kyiv on June 6-13, 2016. The forum\u2019s motto is \u201cSecurity of a person \u2013 development of a country!\u201d The program foresees around 20 educational events and discussions. On June 12 traditional Equality March will be held \u2013 a peaceful march to support the ideas of personal and public security, human rights and against the discrimination.<\/p>\n

Some far-right forces have already announced their intentions to oppose the events. Right Sector\u2019s press secretary\u00a0Artem Skoropadsky<\/a>\u00a0voiced on Facebook the threats of physical violence to the participants of the march.<\/p>\n

At the same time\u00a0e-petition to the Kyiv City Council<\/a>\u00a0called to prohibit holding of the Kyiv Pride 2016 and of the Equality March has got 10,000 required signatures and is thus to be considered by the city authorities.<\/p>\n

The issue is highly debated in the society: large number of civic sector representatives expressed themselves in favor of holding the March and for the rights to peaceful assembly stipulated in the Constitution. It is expected that more people will take part in the march in comparison to the last year. Last year there were clashes during the March, dozens got wounded.<\/p>\n

Police is determined to protect<\/a>\u00a0human rights at the Equality March, claimed National Police Head Khatia Dekanoidze.<\/p>\n

Judicial reform<\/strong><\/span>
\nOn June 2 Ukraine\u2019s\u00a0Parliament enacted the judicial reform<\/a>\u00a0by passing a series of laws and introducing respective amendments to the Constitution. The reform is backed by international partners and has been approved by the Venice Commission. The newly introduced legal provisions limit the immunity of judges, transform the system of courts in Ukraine, introduce anticorruption mechanisms and increase judges\u2019 salaries.<\/p>\n

Economy: will IMF program continue?<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

Ukraine and its key creditor, the International Monetary Fund, agreed on the basic issues of the second tranche of financial aid. In case of reaching final agreements, Ukraine may receive the next tranche of the loan program in July and August. This was stated by\u00a0David Lipton<\/a>, Deputy Managing Director of the IMF. Lipton said that Ukraine has to effectively reform the pension system, which is now ineffective. In 2015, the IMF approved a lending program of Ukraine’s economy with the use of the EFF (Extended Fund Facility) totaling 17.5 billion dollars for a four-year term.<\/p>\n

The IMF<\/a>\u00a0will decide on the disbursement of the next1.7 billion dollars tranche to Ukraine at the end of June, after assessing the specific government\u2019s steps and the implementation of the “homework”. This was stated by Jerome Vacher, representative of the International Monetary Fund.<\/p>\n

Ukraine and the US signed an agreement\u00a0<\/a>\u00a0on credit guarantee for $ 1 billion. The funds involved as a result of the bond issue will be used for social support to the most vulnerable population segments, including as a result of increase in gas tariffs. The guarantee agreement is part of the bilateral and multilateral economic support to Ukraine, which includes a four-year International Monetary Fund program, and reflects the economic reforms of the Ukrainian government.<\/p>\n

Arts and culture<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

\u201cIn search of\u00a0Made in Ukraine<\/a>\u201d fair that unites over 300 Ukrainian producers was held in Kyiv on June 4-5. Product categories offered by the fair participants range from clothes, footwear, home decor items to detergents, cosmetics, perfumes and food \u2013 all locally produced. The open-air event held in Kyiv\u2019s historic Podil area started in 2014 at the initiative of blogger Yuliya Savostina. Over the two years the fair has grown both in number of the participants \u2013 mostly small and medium-sized businesses: from 75 to 350, and of the visitors: from 5,000 to 45,000.<\/p>\n

Days of\u00a0Kazimir Malevich<\/a>\u00a0will be held in artist\u2019s native city \u2013 Kyiv on June 9-11. The future pioneer of abstract art was born in Kyiv into a Polish family in 1878, he left Ukraine in his 20s and came back to live and work in Ukraine 20 years later.\u00a0The events<\/a>\u00a0comprise an\u00a0exhibition of Malevich\u2019s works<\/a>\u00a0and of the works of other Ukrainian avant-garde artists, a series of expert panel discussions, pubic lectures and film screenings including the classic \u201cThe Eleventh Year\u201d film of 1928 by Dzyga Vertov.<\/p>\n

Traditional embroidery from Donetsk region as well as historic embroidered artifacts will be on show in\u00a0Kyiv on June 8-28<\/a>. The exhibition is based on\u00a0private collection<\/a>\u00a0of a Donetsk native – researcher and activist Lyudmyla Ognyeva and on the collection of the destroyed civic-set Donetsk museum. The exhibition also includes the items embroidered by Ukrainian political prisoners in labor camps.<\/p>\n

News in English<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n

Reportages<\/strong><\/em>
\n\u00abSavchenko comments on her first appearance in Ukrainian parliament\u00bb<\/a>\u00a0– Ukraine Today
\n\u00abOdesa Security Forum: Hybrid solutions to security in Black Sea region and beyond\u00bb:<\/a>\u00a0– Ukraine Today\u2019s report
\n\u00abHow much Yanukovych\u2019s party invested in corruption\u00bb<\/a>\u00a0– Ukraine Today\u2019s report
\n\u00abUS and UK will organize forum next year to help Ukraine recover stolen assets abroad\u00bb<\/a>\u00a0– KyivPost
\n\u00abKGB monument in Kyiv demolished on fourth attempt\u00bb<\/a>\u00a0– Ukraine Today\u2019s photos and video<\/p>\n

Interview<\/strong><\/em>
\n\u00abNew prosecutor general gives hope to families of killed protesters\u00bb<\/a>\u00a0– Ukraine Today\u2019s interview with Markiyan Halababa, a lawyer for Euromaidan victims\u2019 families
\n\u00abWhat does Savchenko\u2019s return mean for Ukrainian politics?\u00bb<\/a>\u00a0– Hromadske International\u2019s\u00a0 interview with philosopher Mykhailo Minakov and journalist Iryna Slavinska
\nUkraine Today\u2019s interview with J\u00e9r\u00f4me Vacher, IMF Resident Representative to Ukraine<\/a>
\n\u00abExposing Ukraine\u2019s corruption\u00bb<\/a>\u00a0– Hromadske International\u2019s interview with Drew Sullivan, OCCRP editor
\n\u00abBribery at Ukraine\u2019s former ruling party\u00bb<\/a>\u00a0– Hromadske International\u2019s interview with Ihor Rozkladay, Media Law Institute expert<\/p>\n

Analysis<\/strong><\/em>
\n\u00abUN report: No Donbas elections until security provided\u00bb<\/a>\u00a0–\u00a0 Ukraine Today
\n\u00abPoll: Russians see Ukraine among its top enemies\u00bb<\/a>\u00a0– KyivPost
\n\u00abUNICEF report: Donbas conflict affects over half million Ukrainian children\u00bb<\/a>\u00a0– Ukraine Today<\/p>\n

Opinion<\/strong><\/em>
\n\u00abWest on autopilot\u00bb<\/a>\u00a0– KyivPost\u2019s editorial note<\/p>\n

Portrait: “new faces” in government
\n\u00abKovaliv\u2019s ambitious plans for rebuilding Ukrainian economy\u00bb<\/a>\u00a0– KyivPost\u2019s article about First Deputy Economy Minister Yulia Kovaliv<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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