Convention establishing an International Claims Commission for Ukraine: Difference between revisions

The ”’Convention establishing an International Claims Commission for Ukraine”’ is a multilateral international treaty developed under the auspices of the [[Council of Europe]]<ref>{{cite web |author=[[Council of Europe]] |title=Convention establishing an International Claims Commission for Ukraine |series=Council of Europe Treaty Series |number=229 |date={{date|16 December 2025}} |url=https://rm.coe.int/488029d658 |format=PDF |access-date={{date|17 December 2025}}}}</ref> and open for signature on {{date|16 December 2025}} in [[The Hague]], [[Netherlands]]. 35 states <!–Greece ratified 19/12/2025–> and the [[European Union]] have now signed the Convention. None have [[Ratification|ratified]] it yet.

The Convention establishes the International Claims Commission for Ukraine, an independent body tasked with reviewing, assessing and deciding upon compensation claims for damage, loss and injury caused by the [[Russian invasion of Ukraine]] since {{date|24 February 2022}}. [[Member states of the Council of Europe|Council of Europe member states]], certain non-member states and the European Union can become a party to the Convention, which will enter into force after 25 ratifications and sufficient financial commitments are secured.