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Charitable Foundation "International Movement for the Rights of Victims of Russian Aggression"

IMVRRA
Architecture of Systemic Justice
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Legal · Strategic · Systemic

Turning War Damage into Enforceable Justice

A structured legal approach to compensation and recovery for communities affected by war.

48 territorial communities already in the system
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About the Foundation

We are building a mechanism, not collecting donations

IMVRRA Foundation is a Ukrainian charitable organization working to restore justice, support Ukrainian communities, and strengthen national resilience.

The Foundation develops and supports systemic initiatives in two key areas: compensation and legal recovery for communities affected by Russian aggression; training and practical support in the field of security and defense.

About the Foundation
Core Directions
Legal Forces of Ukraine (LFU)

Focused on compensation for damages suffered by territorial communities. Combines legal methodology, coordination, and support for local governments.

Fort 24 Training Center

Focused on training, preparedness, and practical support for military personnel, volunteers, and youth.

For Communities

Your community does not have to face this alone

If your community has suffered damage as a result of war, the Foundation provides: free legal support for local governments, methodology and guidance for documenting losses, coordination and structured assistance within the LFU project.

Our goal is to help communities move from passive waiting to structured action.

Legal Forces of Ukraine

Systemic legal protection for communities

Free legal support, structured methodology, active coordination. 48 communities already in the system.

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Fort 24 Training Center

Training · Preparedness · Defense

13 training directions for military personnel, volunteers, and youth. Tactical, medical, technical preparation.

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Why This Matters

The problem is systemic. So is our approach.

Today, many communities bear real losses yet lack the legal, organizational, and financial capacity to transform these losses into structured compensation claims.

Damages undocumented

Without proper legal framing, losses remain scattered and unactionable.

No legal capacity

Local governments lack resources for sustained legal action at scale.

Accountability delayed

The cost of war stays on the victims unless structured claims are built now.

"The financial and legal burden of war must be shifted to the aggressor — not remain on the communities that suffered."

Head & Co-founder
Nataliia Tselovalnichenko
Attorney · PhD in Law · Co-founder
Nataliia Tselovalnichenko

Since 2014, Nataliia has been systematically working on the protection of the rights of victims of Russian armed aggression against Ukraine. Her work combines practical legal expertise, systemic thinking, and the development of new legal mechanisms for communities affected by war.

She combines classical legal practice with the development of new legal approaches that enable communities and individuals to effectively defend their rights.

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Whether you are a territorial community seeking legal support, an international organization looking to partner, or a donor investing in systemic justice — we are ready to connect.

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