well, now we will add oleksandr pavlichenko, the executive director of the ukrainian helsinki union, ther. mr. oleksandr, i congratulate you. my greetings to all viewers. i would like to start our conversation with enough. bad news about our prisoners of war, the head of the un mission in ukraine, danielle bel, announced that, on unfortunately, 95% of ukrainian prisoners of war are tortured in russian captivity, this is an impressive number, probably only a few who are not tortured, and mostly everyone who somehow falls into russian captivity, they are tortured by the occupying country. is there anything we can do about it, mr. alexander? today. and currently we have the opportunity to record cases of ill-treatment, cruel treatment, torture, when there is an opportunity to directly interview the victims or witnesses of such committed crimes, just ms. daniel bel refers to the actual materials received by the employees of the monitoring mission of the united nations organization based on the results. of the ukrainian military who came out of russian captivity and were handed over at the

here, the americans, for example, did not ratify, let's ask oleksandr pavlichenko, the executive director of the ukrainian helsinki union for human rights, that 's right, right. the rome statute partly concerns human rights, and we ask him what the rome statute is about, why him, apart from the united states states, for example, was not ratified by ukraine, why did the president suddenly decide to ratify it now. thank you for joining our broadcast, thank you very much. greetings, mr. mykola, greetings to all viewers of espresso, have a good one broadcast and a good presenter. first of all, if we are talking about the rome statute, then here, i would clarify, it is not about human rights, but about the definition of categories of international crimes for which responsibility arises and the development of such a mechanism as to bring this responsibility, and this mechanism is called and is the international criminal court. there are four categories of crimes, war crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide and the crime of genocide, actually the crime of aggression. for which no one has even

let's ask oleksandr pavlichenko, executive director of the ukrainian helsinki union of human affairs, that's right, right, the rome statute partly deals with rights man, and we ask him what this rome statute is about, why, apart from the united states, for example, ukraine did not ratify it, why suddenly now mr. president decided to ratify and propose to the council to do so . the same floor is given to mr. oleksandr pavlyachenko, executive director of the ukrainian union for human rights. thank you for joining our broadcast, thank you very much. greetings, mr. mykola, greetings to all viewers of espresso, with a good broadcast and a good presenter. first of all, if we are talking about the roman statute, then here, i would clarify, it's not about protection.