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2022–present

Olenivka filtration holding (civilian section)

Also known as: Оленівка фільтраційний, Olenivka civilian detention

Ukraine2022–?Data quality: mediumNGO-reported allegation

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Documentation purpose.This catalogue indexes detention sites attributed to the Russian Federation's military or occupation administration in Ukraine since 2022, as reported by named international monitoring bodies (UN OHCHR, Yale Humanitarian Research Lab) and Ukrainian NGOs (Media Initiative for Human Rights, Centre for Civil Liberties). Each entry carries its verification status and source attribution. Allegations are not adjudications.

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Separate civilian detention within the Olenivka penal colony compound documented by MIHR. While the main IK-120 facility holds military prisoners of war, MIHR's filtration database identifies an adjacent area used for civilians who failed filtration screening. Testimonies describe prolonged detention without charge, harsh conditions and coercive interrogation techniques.

Camp system

filtration

Location

47.8644, 37.6581 — view on OpenStreetMap

Primary sources