Finding your way through procedures
“Pathways to Reparation” explains how to use the section. “Where to start” leads to topics matching different circumstances: housing, displacement, harm to relatives or personal harm. “The Register, the Commission and payment” separates recording a claim, deciding compensation and funding.
Preparing your own information
“Prepare information and evidence for your category” explains how to organise existing material and includes a blank table for private notes. You can print it. The completed table stays with you; it is neither a claim form nor a request to send evidence to the Foundation.
Analytical notes
- “Access to evidence: what RD4U rules actually require” — explaining evidence requirements without creating new barriers.
- “Digital navigation without excessive data collection” — identifying what information navigation needs and separating it from casework.
- “Parallel remedies: claims, decisions and previous payments” — comparing parallel remedies, previous payments and deadlines.
Checking a publication
The list shows each material’s first publication date. New publications are added as they are released. “Official sources” brings together official documents; “How to use sources and check the guidance” explains how to read the guidance and report errors. This catalogue describes information publications, not numbers of consultations, cases handled or payments obtained.
Section publications
Pathways to Reparation
Practical guidance for individuals on RD4U, Ukrainian procedures, housing, displacement, personal harm and preparing evidence.
Prepare information and evidence for your category
A practical claim-preparation checklist: required and additional information, title, events, costs, missing documents and submission confirmation.
Access to evidence: what RD4U rules actually require
Comparison of three RD4U categories: required evidence, missing documents and a practical checklist method.
Digital navigation without excessive data collection
Analysis of Ukrainian law and GDPR: minimum data for navigation, consent limits, sensitive information and safeguards for separate casework.
Parallel remedies: claims, decisions and previous payments
Analysis of RD4U, Claims Commission and ECtHR interaction: previous claims, decisions, payments and deadlines.
- Pathways to Reparation —
- Prepare information and evidence for your category —
- Access to evidence: what RD4U rules actually require —
- Digital navigation without excessive data collection —
- Parallel remedies: claims, decisions and previous payments —
Corrections
Report an inaccuracyDo not attach personal documents or a case history.