The Ukrainian city of Mariupol has become synonymous with the brutality of Russia's war of aggression Kateryna Sukhomlynova experienced the war there as a paramedic. She has now fled to Germany and reports there on the fate of her city. BY MICHAEL LEH Kateryna Sukhomlynova has worked as a paramedic for "Malteser" in Mariupol. Photo: Michael Leh She has seen and been through terrible things. The Ukrainian Kateryna
There are currently 47,000 Ukrainian refugees in Lithuania, and every day there are about 150 more of them. Small Lithuania, smaller than the German Free State of Bavaria, with a total population of less than 3 million, faces a serious humanitarian challenge. But the three small Baltic states are strong! And they understand Ukrainians like no one else. Unforgettable was their 600-kilometre-long human chain between the three capitals - Tallinn,
Easter march for Ukraine in Berlin IGFM board member Michael Leh accepted the invitation of the Alliance of Ukrainian Organizations to participate in the Easter March 2022: "Stop Russian wars - for freedom and justice" and returned - as you can see here - with numerous pictorial impressions. Many thanks for that!
UKRAINE - News on aid campaign "Help with medicines", April 2022 The war in Ukraine has been going on for five weeks now, i.e. since 24.02.2022. Although Ukrainian forces are apparently managing to retake small areas, the scale of the destruction is enormous. Where Russian troops are retreating, they are leaving minefields. The video, which you can find on our homepage, shows a highway littered with mines in the city
STAY WITH IGFM UKRAINE 4. April 2022. Hier die neuen Berichte des Informations- und Analysezentrums (IAZ) der IGFM Ukraine über unsere humanitären Aktivitäten der letzten Woche. Informationen über unsere humanitäre Mission in der Ukraine werden auch auf einer der UN-Websites Power BI veröffentlicht. Hier kann man das IAZ IGFM Ukraine aus der Liste der Organisationen auswählen. ROVNO Dank der gemeinsamen Bemühungen des IGFM Zentrums und Europlus Bari konnten wir
With the support of Lars Rieger, member of the Landtag and Robert Welter, from the company "Zebco"... Barely arrived from her three-week trip to Northern Iraq, during which she had to cope with another compact work program with ISHR Northern Iraq representative Khalil Al Rasho, and straight out of the new SWR-TV interview, the 81-year-old honorary chairwoman of ISHR Katrin Bornmüller grabbed together with her working group in Wittlich their
A shoe factory in Dnipro bombed on 03/11/2022. "The Russians aren't humans, they kill civilians", Sergei S. exclaimed desperately, one of the chairmen of the ISHR working group Dnipro. We work under the toughest conditions, but we tackle, we work! We work it repeatedly over and over again. And everything happens in quick succession, the funds from the German section arrive in a few hours and urgently needed items
Poltava, Zhytomyr, Kharkiv, Vinnytsia, Lviv, Korostyshiv, Kosiv... From project monitoring of fair trials to monitoring of humanitarian needs in the war region. The young lawyers of the ISHR monitoring project to strengthen Ukrainian rule of law reform have quickly regrouped after the shock and flight and are pitching in where they can in their local area. Shyshaky, Poltava region: We have already written that @interj is helping Svetlana's family. The
Fast ISHR help in the poorest European country, which is proportionally most affected and is afraid of a Russian attack. The Moldovan section of ISHR provided assistance to Ukrainian refugees in Moldova thanks to the support of our entire international organization. We focused on the families who arrived in the early days of the occupation. At that time, the state system of refugee aid had not yet been set up.
Nobody knows how long Lemberg/Lviv will stay safe... Lviv became the city that took in the largest number of refugees in Ukraine. On March 10, more than 200,000 people in Lviv were on the move to protect themselves from rocket attacks. Every day their number grows by tens of thousands. 440 cultural and educational institutions and 85 religious organizations help with the accommodation and care of refugees in Lviv. The
