Ukraine's Supreme Court rules state must compensate victims of 2014 Revolution of Dignity crimes. Grand Chamber holds MIA liable for harm caused by officials during the protests.
The Grand Chamber of the Supreme Court of Ukraine has issued a ruling on crimes during the Revolution of Dignity, recognizing that the state, represented by the Ministry of Internal Affairs, must pay compensation to victims.
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