NACP Began Monitoring the Lifestyles of Two Judges After Bihus.Info Investigation

The National Agency on Prevention of Corruption has begun monitoring the lifestyle of judges Andriy Parinov and Oleksandr Bespalov of the Sixth Administrative Court of Appeal. Previously, Bihus.Info reported on the judges’ assets and those of their relatives, as well as on land plots near the Feofaniya park in Kyiv. The start of the monitoring was communicated to the lawyers of the Tysny project (Bihus.Info) in response to a request.

Journalists found that the families of Parinov and Bespalov became owners of land plots near the Feofaniya park-remembered site. Parinov’s mother, Iryna, in 2025 year purchased two neighboring plots, one of which she later gifted to her son. Another plot nearby in 2025 year was purchased by Yuliya Hanchuk — Oleksandr Bespalov’s sister.

After the change of ownership of the plots, court cases over the ability to drive onto them without hindrance began. The barrier at the entrance to Feofaniya — a park-remembered site of national significance, where private vehicle movement is prohibited — became a problem. In the summer of 2026 year, the Kyiv Administrative Court of Appeal granted one of these claims and ordered the barrier to be dismantled. Subsequently, part of the park’s metal fencing was also removed.

Journalists also drew attention to other property titled to the judges’ relatives. In particular, a recreation base in Zatoka, registered to Parinov’s mother and Bespalov’s mother-in-law.

Parinov, in a comment to Bihus.Info, denied any involvement in the barrier-demolition story and insisted that the park’s fencing was erected in violation of the private plots’ boundaries. Bespalov also denied personal involvement, but confirmed that he knew about the situation and helped his sister.

As a reminder, earlier the National Anti-Corruption Bureau opened a criminal case following Bihus.Info’s report about the judge of the Cassation Commercial Court within the Supreme Court, Serhiy Zhukov, on two counts: “illegal enrichment” and “declaration of false information.” Journalists showed that the judge’s family lives in a mansion near Kyiv, located on 4 hectares. In addition to houses, the territory includes lakes and vineyards. All of this was not reflected in the judge’s declaration.