Report War Crime
Application for gathering evidence of international law crimes and their impact on individuals within Ukraine. Potential witnesses and victims can securely submit crucial information regarding events that may constitute violations under international law.
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Enabling Information
Enabling Justice
War in Ukraine
Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, reports of international law violations have surged. Over 14 million Ukrainians have fled their homeland seeking refuge.
The scale of potential witnesses and victims of crimes in Ukraine is staggering, overwhelming traditional justice systems. Historical precedent suggests that only a fraction of witnesses and victims come forward during investigations and trials. Nonetheless, it’s crucial to amass comprehensive evidence of these crimes and their impact.
Total Civilian Casualties
10,582
19,875
OHCHR believes that the actual figures are considerably higher, as the receipt of information from some locations where intense hostilities have been going on has been delayed and many reports are still pending corroboration.
Foundation Sunflowers
The concept of a network of entities collecting information concerning crimes committed in Ukraine since 24 February 2022, while protecting the confidentiality of sources.
Intended to complement the activities of national authorities and international tribunals established to prosecute and adjudicate war crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide, aggression or other serious human rights violations related to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and to support bodies involved in reparation proceedings.
Main objectives
Personal Data Protection
Safeguarding potential witnesses and victims, respecting their privacy, allowing data to be removed.
Relevant Information Collection
Collecting information on evidence of crimes committed in Ukraine, casualties of war and damage suffered
Justice Support
Aid accountability by sharing information with international and national authorities prosecuting and adjudicating war crimes in Ukraine
Education
Promoting understanding through open webinars and conferences on legal and social aspects of war in Ukraine
Collecting Information
Potential witnesses and victims of the war in Ukraine voluntarily provide information through an online form created by the Project team. This information builds a database of international crime evidence and related damages.
Personal and contact details of these individuals are collected to facilitate contact by relevant authorities. Participants can withdraw their information at any point.
The data will solely be used by authorized law enforcement, tribunals, or reparative projects for war survivors. Volunteers may assist in gathering information without retraumatizing those affected by war.
Our team, leveraging a global volunteer network, aims to create a vast database surpassing local efforts in individual countries.
Web Application
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Security of the information
Photo & video upload
Interactive tutorial tool
User verification process
Limited access
Available in Ukrainian and English
Storage of tha Data
SECURITY OF THE INFORMATION
Our priority is the security of the information entrusted to us. We obtain and store it in order to pass it on to competent international and national authorities that were established to prosecute and adjudicate international crimes committed in Ukraine since 24 February 2022 and to authorities that in future will develop reparations programs for victims of the war in Ukraine. No information entrusted to us will be used for any other purpose.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Project Team expect from a person who would like to become a 'sunflower' volunteer?
- Identify with the framework of the Project
- Be commitment to the Project
- Respect the 'do no harm' principle when dealing wit potential witnesses and victims of war in Ukraine
- Keep confidential information obtained when assisting with collecting information
How to become a 'Sunflower' volunteer?
- Let us know that you are interested in volunteering with us by emailing on: contact@projectsunflowers.org
- Volunteers coordinator will contact you back, asking to complete the questionnaire
- Sign a volunteer agreement.
- Let us prepare you for contacting with potential witnesses and victims of the war, by taking part in dedicated trainings
Witness Stories
Anonymus testimonials from people who have used the app.
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Contact Information
5/51 Siedmiogrodzka Street,
Warsaw (01-204) Poland
KRS: 0001019393
NIP: 5273044660