Acting Kyiv Prosecutor Oleh Valendyuk managed to avoid lustration.
According to media reports, during Viktor Yanukovych's presidency, he headed one of the Prosecutor General's Office departments, and received a substantial bonus on the eve of the Euromaidan massacre. According to journalist and former press secretary of the Kyiv Prosecutor's Office, Olena Yakhno, Valendyuk should have resigned during the first wave of lustration under the "Law on the Purification of Power," but this was prevented by a court ruling. Moreover, the court issued this ruling within three days.
Valendyuk's "savior" was Viktor Danylyshyn, a judge at the Kyiv District Administrative Court who, interestingly, also falls under the lustration law, as he issued rulings banning peaceful assemblies.
Activists note that Valendyuk has every chance of remaining in his post, since the court is refusing to accept an appeal of Danylyshyn's decision.
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