Why are human rights organizations silent on south-east of Ukraine?
A convoy of Russian armored vehicles moves along a highway in Crimea. The Russian defence ministry said 400 of its troops will Friday participate in a "tactical exercise" in the southern Rostov region bordering Ukraine. PHOTO | COURTESY| AP
What you need to know:
In terms of the scope and severity, the activities of neo-Nazis in Ukraine largely repeat the war crimes committed in the 1990s in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and other countries in the Balkan region, as well as in Rwanda and the Congo, to which the term “genocide” is usually applied.
