Experts will assist Ukrainian law enforcement in gathering evidence and prosecuting war crimes.
message on the website of the British government . Friday.
Experts will assist Ukrainian law enforcement in gathering evidence and prosecuting war crimes. The group included experts on sexual violence in conflict. They will arrive in Poland in early May. There, they will meet with international partners, NGOs, refugees and the Ukrainian government to discuss the assistance they can provide.
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