Training materials

The following section of the Knowledge Hub contains information about training platforms/materials, video and audio sources related to pursuing accountability for conflict-related crimes in Ukraine, as well as the right to a fair trial/procedural issues. Some of the resources have been produced by the Asser Institute and its partners within the projects: Restoring Dignity and Justice in Ukraine' consortium programme (2023-2025), and the MATRA project ‘Strengthening Ukraine’s Capacity to Investigate and Prosecute International Crimes’ (2020-2024). Other materials were developed by various international and or national actors that have specific expertise in the issues mentioned above:

1. Training platforms/online courses:

  • Council of Europe, “eLearning Platform - HELP (Human Rights Education for Legal Professionals)”, [as of October 2025, 40 training courses available in [English] and [Ukrainian] language, focusing on application of European human rights standards];
  • United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, Spark - eLearning Platform [English] [Ukrainian];
  • Leiden University, “Online Course: International Humanitarian Law”, (Coursera) [English] [Ukrainian];
  • Leiden University, “Online Course International Law in Action: A Guide the International Courts and Tribunals in The Hague”, (Coursera) [English] [Ukrainian];
  • Leiden University, “Online Course International Law in Action: Investigating and Prosecuting International Crime”, (Coursera) [English] [Ukrainian];
  • UCLouvain, LouvainX: International Humanitarian Law”, (edX) [English];
  • Prometheus, “International Humanitarian Law: Protection of War Victims and Limitation of Hostilities, (online course) [Ukrainian];

2. Media sources (lectures and video recordings): 

3. Podcasts: