Captured

Stories

“He wanted Henichesk to have its own voice.” The story of journalist Hennadii Osmak, imprisoned by the occupiers

In the Taganrog detention center, in front of the guards, Viktoriia Roshchyna tried to cut her veins in order to get a psychologist brought to her, according to testimony from a person released from captivity.

Freedom of speech in the occupied territories: repression and new mechanisms of pressure in 2025

Stanislav Aseiev: The fear of being captured again is greater for me than being killed in war

Vika’s Last Assignment: What Happened to Ukrainian Journalist in Russian Captivity?

Crimean resident Bohdan Ziza: “Write to political prisoners — it’s absolutely vital!”

“I died in that torture chamber”: the story of a Kherson resident

“You’ve got partisans on your hands.” How a Crimean resident challenged Russia

The real Sentsov. The story of a director and assault soldier with thick skin

“He took the horrors of Bucha very hard.” The story of Crimean resident Bohdan Ziza, sentenced by Russia for “terrorism.”

‘They made me stand in front of a pit with corpses.’ The story of a Kherson resident’s week in Russian captivity

“I heard them carrying out bodies”: an ATO veteran from Kherson recounts how he survived captivity by Russian occupiers