UK: Sky News interviews the First Lady of Ukraine Olena Zelenska.

The video discusses the challenges faced by the International Criminal Court (ICC) in prosecuting cases, highlighting that only two people have been convicted for rape in the last 20 years. It questions whether Ukrainian women can achieve justice and emphasizes the importance of state and civil society support. The speaker expresses confidence that collective efforts can lead to justice and ends with hope for success.

What is a significant challenge faced by the International Criminal Court in prosecuting cases?

• Only two convictions for rape in 20 years

• Lack of evidence

• Political interference

• Limited jurisdiction

What is a potential difficulty for Ukrainian women seeking justice?

• Lack of legal representation

• The struggle involved in the process

• Insufficient evidence

• Language barriers

How does the Ukrainian state plan to support victims in their pursuit of justice?

• By reducing court fees

• By providing financial aid

• By offering legal training

• By standing alongside the victims

What role does civil society play in helping victims achieve justice?

• Organizing protests

• Offering free legal advice

• Increasing the chances of success

• Providing emotional support

What is the ultimate goal of the combined efforts of the state and civil society?

• To reduce crime rates

• To gain international recognition

• To achieve justice for victims

• To expedite legal processes