ANNUAL REPORT 2023 2.  ABOUT THE CENTER FOR CIVIL LIBERTIES 2. ABOUT THE CENTER FOR CIVIL LIBERTIES he Center for Civil for compliance with human democracy, international soli- T Liberties (hereinafter rights standards, exercising darity programmes, and so on. referred to as the CCL) public oversight of the ac- Since the onset of the full- is a Ukrainian human rights tivities of law enforcement, scale Russian invasion on organization founded in 2007. courts, and local authorities, 24 February 2022, the CCL has The CCL deals with document- investigating crimes com- been documenting war crimes ing political persecutions, mitted during EuroMaidan, perpetrated by the Russian recording human rights viola- as well as conducting aware- army and actively advocating tions and war crimes, moni- ness-raising campaigns in the prosecution of war crimi- toring and analysing draft laws the field of human rights and nals at the international level. OUR MISSION: Establishing human rights, democracy, and solidarity in Ukraine and the OSCE region in order to promote human dignity. VISION: The CCL is a leading actor in Ukraine, influencing the public opinion and public policy, supporting the development of civic activism, and taking an active part in international networks and solidarity actions to promote human rights in the OSCE region. OUR VALUES: respect for human dignity, freedom and human rights, solidarity, rule of law, impartiality, democracy, non-discrimination. 7