Five years after the bloodiest days of Euromaidan, the families of the slain Heavenly Hundred are planning to seek justice at the European Court of Human Rights. This is, frustratingly, not because many of the believed perpetrators are hiding out in Russia, but because the post-Maidan Ukrainian authorities are dragging out or even obstructing the investigation into the crimes committed.
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A woman lights up a candle at the memorial for Maidan activists or 'Heroes of the Heavenly Hundred', who were killed on the Maidan during anti-government protests in 2014, not far from Independence Square in Kyiv on Feb. 18, 2019.
