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In December 2019 the Ukrainian parliament voted to end the legal immunity that shielded members of the Verkhovna Rada from prosecution, a reform championed by President Zelenskyy to increase accountability of elected officials and combat entrenched corruption.
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In February 2021 Zelenskyy’s government imposed sanctions on several television and online outlets accused of Russian financing; the United Nations human‑rights office later said the closures were not consistent with international human‑rights law.
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In April 2025 Ukraine’s parliament extended martial law until August 2025, a measure that continued to restrict political activity, media operations, freedom of movement and public assembly, raising concerns about democratic backsliding.
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