Prospekt Radianska Ukrainii in Kyiv's Vynohradar neighbourhood was renamed Prospekt Heorhii Gongadze in 2007. A monument to Gongadze and all journalists killed for their professional activities was opened in Kyiv park at Chervonoarmiyska Street in August 2008, though Gongadze's mother was against erecting a monument until the investigation is completed. She repeated her wish "to remove the monument to Gongadze" after a meeting with Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych on 22 June 2010, and also added her discontent with "political forces holding PR campaigns" regarding the Gongadze murder case. A literary token of respect for the work and courage of Gongadze is to be found in the novel for young adults, "Fair Game: The Steps of Odessa" (Spire Publishing, 2008, ) by James Watson. The book is dedicated to Giya Gongadze, and the theme of a persecuted journalist and the impact of his revelations about government corruption on his children has strong similarities to Gongadze's own fate. In Kyiv and Lviv, ceremonies marking the disappearance of Gongadze were held on 16 September 2010 (ten years after his disappearance). Filmography As film director 1992 – The Pain of my Land () 1993 – Shadows of War () by the Center of Georgian Culture See also Freedom of the press in Ukraine List of solved missing person cases Orange Revolution Vasyl Klymentyev, journalist who disappeared in 2010 Notes Footnotes and references Further reading "Ukraine: Radio station accuses authorities of bullying tactics", BBC Monitoring (from "Den", Kyiv), 27 October 1999 "Journalists seek freedom on the net", Kyiv Post, 4 May 2000 "Outspoken Ukraine journalist missing", BBC News, 19 September 2000 "Corpse of missing journalist found in Ukraine", Interfax, 16 November 2000 "Opposition leader blames Ukrainian president for "ordering" reporter's disappearance", Interfax, 28 November 2000 "Ukraine's 'censorship killing'", BBC News, 14 February 2001 "Judge denies journalist's murder solved", BBC News, 17 May 2001 "Ukraine official sentenced over journalist murder", BBC News, 7 May 2003 "'Killer admits' Gongadze murder", BBC News, 21 June 2004 "'Gongadze killers' held by police", BBC News, 1 March 2005 "Former intelligence chief alleged to have personally strangled Gongadze", IFEX, 19 April 2005 "Key Ukraine murder trial begins", BBC News, Monday, 9 January 2006 External links BBC News reports on the latest developments in the investigation of Gongadze's death "Killing the Story", the BBC's extensive investigation of Gongadze's case Collection of photocopied documents supposedly leaked from the criminal investigation of Gongadze's murder