1. Constitutional Rights and Freedoms of Citizens
Violations of the inalienable rights of Ukrainian citizens in the occupied territories, including the right to life, liberty, property, education, and cultural identity (Articles 21–68 of the Constitution of Ukraine).
- Articles 21–22 of the Constitution — Violation of the principles of equality and human dignity.
- Article 27 of the Constitution — Right to life.
- Article 28 of the Constitution — Prohibition of torture and cruel treatment.
- Article 29 of the Constitution — Right to liberty and personal inviolability.
- Article 31 of the Constitution — Privacy of correspondence and communications.
- Article 32 of the Constitution — Inviolability of private life.
- Article 33 of the Constitution — Freedom of movement.
- Articles 34, 39 of the Constitution — Freedom of thought, speech, and peaceful assembly.
- Article 35 of the Constitution — Freedom of religion.
- Article 41 of the Constitution — Right to private property.
- Article 43 of the Constitution — Prohibition of forced labour.
- Article 49 of the Constitution — Right to healthcare.
- Article 53 of the Constitution — Right to education and use of native language.
- Article 54 of the Constitution — Protection of cultural heritage.
- Article 55 of the Constitution — Right to judicial protection.
- Article 68 of the Constitution — Duty to respect the Constitution and laws of Ukraine (violated by occupation authorities and collaborators).
2. Crimes Against the Foundations of National Security (Section I of the Criminal Code of Ukraine)
Encroachment on sovereignty and territorial integrity, high treason, collaborationism, sabotage, and espionage.
- Article 109 of the Criminal Code — Actions aimed at violent change of the constitutional order.
- Article 110 of the Criminal Code — Encroachment on the territorial integrity of Ukraine.
- Article 111 of the Criminal Code — High treason.
- Article 111-1 of the Criminal Code — Collaboration activities.
- Article 113 of the Criminal Code — Sabotage.
- Article 114 of the Criminal Code — Espionage.
- Article 114-2 of the Criminal Code — Unauthorized dissemination of information about the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
3. Crimes Against Life, Health, Liberty, and Dignity of the Person
Murders, torture, abductions, sexual violence, human trafficking, and other crimes against the civilian population.
- Article 115 of the Criminal Code — Premeditated murder.
- Article 119 of the Criminal Code — Negligent homicide.
- Article 120 of the Criminal Code — Driving to suicide.
- Articles 121–125 of the Criminal Code — Bodily harm of varying severity.
- Article 127 of the Criminal Code — Torture.
- Article 146 of the Criminal Code — Illegal deprivation of liberty or abduction.
- Article 147 of the Criminal Code — Hostage-taking.
- Article 148 of the Criminal Code — Pressure on workers and clergy.
- Article 149 of the Criminal Code — Human trafficking.
- Article 152 of the Criminal Code — Rape.
- Article 153 of the Criminal Code — Violent satisfaction of sexual passion in an unnatural manner.
4. Crimes Against Property and Labour Rights
Looting, “nationalisation”, forced labour, destruction of property, holding sham referendums.
- Article 157 of the Criminal Code — Obstruction of the exercise of electoral rights.
- Article 172 of the Criminal Code — Forced labour.
- Article 185 of the Criminal Code — Theft (looting).
- Article 187 of the Criminal Code — Robbery.
- Article 189 of the Criminal Code — Extortion.
- Article 191 of the Criminal Code — Misappropriation and embezzlement of property (“nationalisation”).
- Article 194 of the Criminal Code — Intentional destruction or damage to property.
5. Environmental Crimes
Pollution of land and water, damage to subsoil, destruction of infrastructure.
- Article 237 of the Criminal Code — Violation of subsoil protection rules.
- Article 239 of the Criminal Code — Pollution or contamination of water.
- Article 254 of the Criminal Code — Intentional pollution of land.
- Article 277 of the Criminal Code — Damage to infrastructure facilities.
6. Terrorism and Illegal Armed Formations
Creation and financing of terrorist groups and illegal armed formations, involvement of children.
- Article 255 of the Criminal Code — Creation of a criminal organisation.
- Article 258-5 of the Criminal Code — Financing of terrorism.
- Article 260 of the Criminal Code — Creation of illegal armed formations.
- Article 304 of the Criminal Code — Involvement of minors in criminal activity.
7. Crimes in the Sphere of Information Technology and Against the Administration of Justice
Cyberattacks, interference with registries, issuance of knowingly unjust decisions by occupation “courts”.
- Article 361 of the Criminal Code — Unauthorized interference with information systems.
- Article 362 of the Criminal Code — Unauthorized actions with information.
- Article 375 of the Criminal Code — Issuance of a knowingly unjust decision.
- Article 376 of the Criminal Code — Interference with the activities of judicial authorities.
- Articles 398–400 of the Criminal Code — Crimes against the administration of justice and its personnel.
8. Crimes Against Peace, Security of Mankind, and International Legal Order (Section XX of the Criminal Code)
Aggressive war, war crimes, genocide, ecocide, use of prohibited weapons, mercenarism.
- Article 436 of the Criminal Code — Propaganda of war.
- Article 436-2 of the Criminal Code — Justification and denial of the aggression of the Russian Federation.
- Article 437 of the Criminal Code — Planning, preparation, and waging of aggressive war.
- Article 438 of the Criminal Code — Violation of the laws and customs of war.
- Article 439 of the Criminal Code — Use of prohibited means and methods of warfare.
- Article 440 of the Criminal Code — Use of weapons of mass destruction.
- Article 441 of the Criminal Code — Ecocide.
- Article 442 of the Criminal Code — Genocide.
- Article 447 of the Criminal Code — Mercenarism.