l'Ambassade du Ukraine en Bruxelles

Tourisme
Je ss camerounais resistant en belgique vouloire me rentre en Ukraine comment fait pour avoire in visa touristique??;

visa
bonjour

j ai l ami qui visite ukraine est j aimerais vient me voir en belgique quel sont les demarche a fait....

MARIAGE
Bonjour je suis Belge désire me marier avec ma compagne qui est Ukrainienne le mariage se fera en Belgique ensuite retour vers l, Ukraine pour y résider déffinitivement
je connais très bien le Pays pour y avoir séjourné 3 années si une personne est +- dans la mème situation et connais la procédure et les documents à fournirent pouvez me contacter svp philippe.leclercq08@gmail.com

cordialement Philippe

Aide au etrangers
Bonjour a vous,je me nomme Franck,je vis en Ukraine,plus précisément dans la ville de Dnipropetrovsk,je parle français,anglais,russe,je suis a la disposition de tous les français ou ressortissants européens qui aimerais visiter ce magnifique pays,plus précisément la ville de Dnipropetrovsk.Je peux vous servir de guide,traducteur,interprète,pour la réservation d'un joli appartement,contre des honoraires moyens.Veillez me contacter sur Facebook.Merci

commersant
buonjour
je ma bel mere que abite au luxembourg et le passeport ils est bien tou en esciance s.v.p. je voudre de rassegnemente quel documente il a besuegne pour relleneve le passeport
mersi de avonce m lotito vitantonio
mon
mail tolotito@pt.lu

VISA COURT SEJOUR
Bonjour, je suis un camerounais vivant en Belgique et j'aimerais savoir la procédure à suivre pour me rendre en Ukraine pour une semaine.

DEMANDE DE DOCUMENTS;
Bonjour, Pouvez-vous vous occuper de demander en Ukraine les documents suivants pour mon mari ukrainien (qui habite dorénavant en belgique avec moi) : acte de naissance et certificat de nationalité. Par avance, merci pour votre aide.

Visa
Bonjour,

Je suis marocain résidant en Belgique et j'aimerai savoir la procédure de demande de visa " touriste " pour aller en Ukraine svp. Merci d'avance

Madame, Monsieur,

Je me présente, je suis M. Bosschaert J. Belge de naissance et résident en Belgique.
J'aimerais si possible avoir quelques renseignement de votre part.
Je prévois de me marier avec une femme Ukrainienne, et de m’installer dans votre pays, à Kiev.
Quelle sont les formalités pour un Belge , pour pouvoir se marier et résider en Ukraine.

Madame, Monsieur,
veuillez agrée tout ma sympathie.

Bosschaert J.

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Council of Europe anti-torture Committee publishes report on Ukraine

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Report highlights need for further action to combat ill-treatment of sentenced prisoners

Strasbourg, 05.09.2013 – The Council of Europe's Committee for the Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (CPT) has published today the report on its December 2012 ad hoc visit to Ukraine, together with the Ukrainian authorities’ response. The main objective of the visit was to re-examine the manner in which prisoners serving sentences were treated in so-called “correctional colonies”.

The CPT’s report indicates that there has been a definite improvement as regards the manner in which inmates are treated by staff in Correctional Colony No. 89 in Dnipropetrovsk, which was first visited by the Committee in 2009. It appears that the action taken to put a stop to the ill-treatment of prisoners observed during the previous visit has started to bear fruit.

Further, the treatment of sentenced women was in general not of major concern at Kachanivska Correctional Colony No. 54 in Kharkiv. That said, as regards the force allegedly used by staff against Yulia Tymoshenko during her transfer to Central Clinical Hospital No. 5 in Kharkiv in April 2012, the report raises doubts as to the effectiveness of the investigation carried out into this case.

In contrast, as regards Oleksiyivska Correctional Colony No. 25 in Kharkiv and Stryzhavska Correctional Colony No. 81, near Vinnytsia, the CPT’s delegation gained the impression that the ill-treatment of inmates had become an almost accepted feature of keeping good order and combating prison subcultures. The means employed by staff, partly assisted by a carefully chosen group of inmates, were apparently aimed at obtaining submissive behaviour from all prisoners as from the outset of their admission. The ill-treatment alleged by persons interviewed who were or had been held at these establishments was often of such severity that it could be considered as amounting to torture.

The CPT has recommended further action to combat ill-treatment of inmates in correctional colonies by: i) driving change from the highest level and developing an ethical culture among prison staff, ii) improving staff-inmate relations (including combating corrupt practices), iii) strengthening the role of health-care staff in the prevention of ill-treatment, iv) better defining limits and improving training on the use of force, v) ensuring the effectiveness of investigations into cases of possible ill-treatment, in particular by setting up without delay a national team specialised in the investigation of such cases, and vi) developing an effective national preventive mechanism.

In its report, the CPT notes that the conditions under which women serving life sentences are held have significantly improved. However, key recommendations made in the past in respect of male life-sentenced prisoners remain to be implemented. In this connection, the Committee opposes the routine installation of videosurveillance cameras in cells accommodating this category of inmate.

During the visit, the CPT’s delegation reviewed the situation of Yulia Tymoshenko. Her material conditions of detention were found to be of a high standard and the provision of health-care to her at Clinical Hospital No. 5 in Kharkiv does not call for particular comments. However, the CPT urges the Ukrainian authorities to ensure that medical confidentiality is respected with regard to Ms Tymoshenko and that the security arrangements concerning her (which, at the time of the visit, included placement under videosurveillance) are no more than what is strictly required by the circumstances.

In their response, the Ukrainian authorities provide information on steps taken to address certain of the urgent matters raised by the CPT in its visit report, in particular the adoption of anti-torture and anti-corruption measures in correctional colonies and other penitentiary establishments, the results obtained by the prosecuting authorities in the examination of alleged ill-treatment of inmates by staff and the development of guidelines on the use of “technical means of surveillance and control” (including videosurveillance). As regards Yulia Tymoshenko, the Ukrainian response refers to the judgment of the European Court of Human Rights of 30 April 2013, in which the Court found no violation of the prohibition of torture and inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.