Tymoshenko is currently being prosecuted in the Ukraine on charges of tax evasion. Earlier this month her trial was postponed for the second time [BBC report] at the request of the prosecution and is scheduled to resume on June 26. The trial was postponed in April [JURIST report] due to concerns about Tymoshenko's health. Earlier that month Tymoshenko was returned to prison after being sent to a clinic for medical treatment. The former prime minister has refused to be treated [JURIST report] by prison doctors for back problems she has been experiencing, as she believes they are under the direction of political rival Yanukovych. She is currently appealing a conviction and seven-year prison sentence [JURIST reports] to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) and has discontinued all appeals [JURIST report] in the Ukraine on that issue. Although her previous conviction was on charges of corruption and abuse of power during her time as prime minister, Tymoshenko is now accused of hiding $165 million of corporate revenue and accumulating $5.8 million through tax fraud while the head of the UESU.