Єлизавета Букреєва розповіла про пошук хороших моментів під час складних зйомок, про право на красиві кадри під час документування війни та чому іноді присутність фотографа важливіша за фотографії, які він зробить.

An international investigation by the Viktoriia Project has uncovered a large-scale torture system that a Ukrainian journalist went through.

New week - new Russian crimes. After the fictitious "Easter truce," Russia resumed massive attacks on civilian cities: missiles, drones, guided bombs. Civilians died in Kyiv, Manganese, Odessa. In the capital - one of the most terrible attacks of the year.

This will be a different text from those that are usually published in this column. In the context of recent discussions in the professional community and beyond, I am making another unsubstantiated assumption: we are angry because nothing is stopping the war.

We continue to introduce you to the finalists of our annual grant support for documentary photographers - an initiative implemented by UAPP with the support of the International Press Institute. "Nobody survives in wars" - a new project by Lisa Bukreeva, which tells about doctors at a stabilization point in the Kharkiv region. This is a project about the love of life, which becomes a challenge. And about those who take it every day.

Palm Sunday, Good Friday, Easter - this week's religious holidays for Ukrainians turned into days of mourning as Russia targeted residential areas, schools, kindergartens, markets and playgrounds. Sumy, Kharkiv, Dnipro, Odesa - all of these cities suffered from Russian shelling on the eve of the holidays and during the holidays. 35 dead in Sumy, over 120 injured in Kharkiv, dozens of wounded children. It was another week of terror: from April 14 to April 20, 2025, the Russian army continued its terrorist attacks on Ukrainian cities. Russia targeted residential areas, educational and cultural institutions, despite the approach of religious holidays.