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Fifty MPs ask Constitutional Court to recognize as "unconstitutional" law on clemency for Maidan protesters
In February 2014, the Verkhovna Rada adopted a law banning prosecution and punishment of participants in the Revolution of Dignity as many activists had been imprisoned, or otherwise prosecuted on fabricated charges.
22:00, 02 June 2020
Ukraine lawmakers ask Constitutional Court to check bill on prosecutors' reform
The president-prepared bill on the reform of Ukraine's prosecution agencies was adopted in September 2019.
22:45, 18 March 2020
Ukraine's Constitutional Court to continue considering complaint against lustration law
If certain positions laid down by the law are deemed unconstitutional, this will pave the way for those who are now banned from taking up government posts to be nominated.
16:40, 02 March 2020
Russia's Constitutional Court becomes accomplice in international crime by legitimizing Crimea annexation – Lithuanian expert
The delegations of Lithuania and Georgia had no intention of attending the event.
21:25, 20 February 2020
Ukraine's Constitutional Court delegates to attend Moldovan peers' 25th anniversary, Russians also expected
The Ukrainian judges are not scheduled to meet with Russian counterparts.
20:59, 19 February 2020
Rada paves path toward cutting number of parliament seats
The relevant bill was backed by 236 MPs out of 393 registered in the session hall.
15:20, 04 February 2020
At upcoming session, Rada may consider bill on depriving MPs of mandate for "piano voting"
At the end of December 2019, the Constitutional Court declared unconstitutional the presidential draft law on additional grounds for early termination of MPs' powers.
09:40, 03 February 2020
New bill on lifting parliamentary immunity challenged in Constitutional Court
Authors of the appeal believe that the bill passed the Rada in violation of the constitutional procedure.
18:45, 31 January 2020
Bill on president's appointment of SBI, NABU heads ruled unconstitutional – source
On September 3, the Verkhovna Rada sent the relevant bill to the Constitutional Court of Ukraine.
16:24, 17 December 2019
Bill on reducing number of Ukrainian lawmakers recognized constitutional
The bill proposes amending Article 76 of the Constitution of Ukraine to fix the constitutionally binding number of MPs at 300.
15:52, 17 December 2019
Constitutional Court votes to appoint new chief: source
The former head of the CCU has filed a resignation letter as her term in office expires this week.
19:50, 17 September 2019
Rada set to cancel parliamentary immunity Sep 3 – media
The Servant of the People faction is now accepting in its ranks a number of new members who were elected as independent candidates.
22:30, 22 August 2019
Klitschko to appeal to Constitutional Court over combining posts of mayor, administration chief – MP
The deputy advocates amending the legislation to separate the powers of the Kyiv City State Administration chairman and the mayor.
10:15, 16 August 2019
Law on decommunization in line with Basic Law, Constitutional Court rules – source
The court made the decision at a hearing held behind closed doors July 16.
16:15, 16 July 2019
Razumkov on attempts to "cancel" lustration law: "Very convenient for someone to raise this hype"
The politician explained that he considers the latest developments an "attempt to destabilize the political situation."
09:40, 05 July 2019
Constitutional Court not to rule on lustration law before parliamentary elections – source
A source said it was decided not to accelerate the situation before the parliamentary elections.
14:40, 04 July 2019
Activists rally outside Constitutional Court in support of law on lustration (Video)
Protesters say the abolition of the law will mean revenge and Ukraine's return to the times of Viktor Yanukovych's presidency.
12:20, 04 July 2019
Ukrainian PM's ex-interpreter charged with spying for Russia released from custody
The court eased the preventive measure to house arrest.
09:40, 04 July 2019
