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A public-private initiative of civil society, legal experts, and human rights defenders — dedicated to creating a universally accessible legal mechanism for victims of Russia's international crime of aggression, focused on recovering damages from Russian assets and those of its accomplices.
Uniting the efforts of local governments, civil society, and Ukrainian business, with the involvement of authorized state bodies — to address a nationwide challenge: restoring the rights of the Ukrainian people as victims of Russian aggression, through full compensation for damage caused to each victim, drawn from frozen Russian assets.
Mission: Restoring justice for Ukraine, the Ukrainian people, and victims of Russian aggression as creditors holding an indisputable right to full recovery of damages, drawn from the property of all persons involved in initiating, waging, and supporting Russia's aggressive war against Ukraine.
Preparation of evidence substantiating the material and non-material damage caused.
Application to the SBU Main Investigation Department and regional SBU offices to obtain victim status in relation to the war of aggression and war crimes.
Conducting assessment of material damage to confirm the losses and their causal link to Russian aggression and its grave consequences.
Filing a lawsuit with a Ukrainian court of general or commercial jurisdiction against Russia and its accomplices, together with a request for interim measures.
RESULT: A COURT DECISION
in Ukraine or abroad (legalization of the court decision in Western jurisdictions).
(conclusion of agreements) at the pre-trial stage or during enforcement, to achieve the fastest possible recovery of funds.
Coordination of shared efforts and consolidation of victims enables more effective protection of their interests.
Victims' claims can be consolidated and used as an intangible asset — an instrument that transforms losses into legally secured value:
The larger the consolidated body of claims against Russia and its accomplices, the more liquid this intangible asset becomes for subsequent monetization.
Head and author of the Legal Forces of Ukraine project. Attorney, human rights defender, PhD in Law, Head of the Board of the IMVRRA Foundation.
Lead on moral damage expertise. PhD in Psychology, Professor, project expert.
Legal expert for protection of business and community interests. Attorney, auditor, PhD in Economics.
Leading project expert researching the psychotraumatic impact of war and war crimes on victims. Doctor of Psychology, Professor.
Head of the Public Council at Bucha District Administration. Project expert on cooperation with territorial communities.
Project expert on engagement with military administrations.
Legal scholar, political expert, founder of the Anti-Russia Forum. Project expert.
Project legal expert, Master of Laws, co-founder of the IMVRRA Foundation.
Project expert on protection of rights of military personnel and their families. Attorney at Law.
Project secretary, Master of History, Foundation volunteer.
If your community has suffered war damage — or you are an international partner willing to invest in systemic legal recovery — reach out to us to start cooperation.
In accordance with the Law of Ukraine "On Personal Data Protection" No. 2297-VI and GDPR