In the sixth year after the EuroMaidan Revolution, not only those involved in persecution and killings of the protesters back in 2014 have not been punished yet. Human rights activists are deeply worried about the overall prospects of the investigation of the Maidan cases. The recent decision to release former Berkut police officers accused of mass killing from custody for the impending prisoner exchange between Russia and Ukraine, new appointments in the agency responsible for the investigation, and changes to managing the investigation diminish the chances for justice to come.
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A woman puts flowers near a banner with portraits of the Heavenly Hundred in Kyiv on Jan. 22, 2020.
