Vladyslav Hurov Political observer, iDemocracy
Political scientist, media expert
POSITION
Political observer at iDemocracy
FORMER POSITIONS
Political scientist and media expert with 5 years of experience
ACTIVITY
- Vladyslav took part in elaborating media and PR strategies for many high-profile Ukrainian politicians.
- He also managed the media in 3 successful elections campaigns.
EDUCATION
Vladyslav graduated from the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy.
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Media literacy: Ukrainians got better at identifying fakes and lies
There is a positive tendency in 2021 regarding Ukrainians’ ability to identify disinformation. In addition, a percentage of those who had found it hard to figure out...
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Issue of human trafficking has exacerbated since 2014 in Ukraine
Human trafficking remains a relevant issue that needs to be dealt with in Ukraine. For instance, 260 thousand Ukrainians have become victims of this phenomenon since 1991.
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Freedom of expression is significantly oppressed during the pandemic
The governments abuse the situation related to COVID-19 and adopt new laws against those who are critical about the reaction of officials to the pandemic. In addition, the...
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The human rights situation deteriorates in the temporarily occupied Crimea – UNESCO
Audrey Azoulay, the Director-General of UNESCO, presented a report on the situation in Crimea at the 212th session of the UNESCO Executive Board.
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Media Literacy in Ukraine: problems and perspectives
Media literacy is one of key skills of the ХХІ century that facilitates both critical thinking and resilience of a country as a whole. The welfare of an entire country,...
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The Taliban appointed new ambassador of Afghanistan to the UN
The “Taliban” movement has appointed Muhammad Suhail Shaheen as a new ambassador of Afghanistan to the UN.
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Should dual citizenship be prohibited or permitted in Ukraine?
The issue of dual citizenship has been always present in Ukrainian political discourse. Some politicians support the idea of dual citizenship while others are totally...
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Russia fined an activist due to the absence of Russian passport in Crimea
The occupation authorities fined activist Iryna Kopylova 3 thousand rubles as she did not have a Russian passport.