Missing Children hotlines Foto: Alexandru Chiriac Kiri. R. Moldova. Беженцы из Украины на вокзале Кишинева садятся на поезд в Румынию The war on Ukraine has led to more than 3 million Ukrainians, mainly women and children seeking refuge abroad, putting them at risk of separation and going missing. European harmonised number for Missing Children hotline (116 000) is available in all 27 EU Member States, Albania, Serbia, Switzerland
How to help a child survive the stress of the war - tells the children's Ombudsman of Ukraine Daria Gerasimchuk Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, 125 children have died and 167 children have been wounded. In the message of the Verkhovna Rada Commissioner for Human Rights, Lyudmila Denisova, it is noted that it is impossible to establish the exact number of killed and wounded children in the
Aid organisations sound alarm over trafficking risk to women and children fleeing Ukraine – what you can do to stay safe Foto: Alexandru Chiriac Kiri. R. Moldova. Refugees from Ukraine at the station in Chisinau board a train to Romania Aid organisations across Europe are warning Ukrainian refugees of the danger of human trafficking as they flee the war in their homeland, with both women and children at
U.S. to welcome up to 100,000 Ukrainians fleeing war amid broader aid effort The United States plans to accept up to 100,000 Ukrainians fleeing Russia's invasion and is pledging $1 billion in new humanitarian aid, the Biden administration said on Thursday after a month of bombardments touched off Europe's fastest-moving refugee crisis since the end of World War Two. More than 3.5 million people have fled since Russia invaded Ukraine
Sick children evacuated from Ukraine to Europe Ukrainian children suffering from cancer are received in France. Here they will be able to continue treatment that has become impossible at home. About 150 hospitals in Ukraine have already been destroyed by bombing and shelling. "I am very happy that she will be treated here, because there is no place to get treatment in Ukraine at the moment," euronews.com reports the mother
Germany. How Ukrainian refugees find housing in Germany Hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians arrive in Germany, fleeing the war. About their chances of finding housing here, where they can get a subsidy, and how not to get into trouble. Every day thousands of Ukrainians arrive in Germany seeking protection from the war. In addition to social assistance, which, for example, is about 930 euros a month for a mother with
Clear Statements by the Anti-War Committee of Russian Personalities in Exile. In videos shared on social media Wednesday, eight of the country’s leading opposition voices — including former oil baron Mikhail Khodorkovsky, Alexei Navalny ally Lyubov Sobol and former chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov — called on Russians to resist Kremlin propaganda and push back against the war on Ukraine. https://youtu.be/q22pVRWcSRA Russian public figures established the Anti-War Committee of Russia In
The court sentenced Navalny to nine years in a maximum security prison Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was convicted of fraud and contempt of court and will be sent to a maximum security penal colony. His supporters decry the charges as politically motivated. Longtime Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny has been found guilty of fraud and embezzlement charges, as well as contempt of court, according to a verdict handed down on
The German capital is experiencing an unprecedented influx of refugees from Ukraine When making your way through the crowd of passengers on the Warsaw - Berlin train, you have to watch your step so as not to step on anyone's paw or tail. Yorkshire terriers, Siberian Huskies, boxers, mongrels - it may seem that the ticket booths are crowded with dog show participants. But everything is much scarier than that.
Siege survivor of Leningrad, hiding from shelling and stocking up on bread in besieged Kharkov 87-year-old Margarita Morozova remembers the famine and shelling of the besieged Leningrad. After World War II, she ended up in Ukraine and worked as a librarian until her retirement. For about 60 years Margarita has lived in Kharkov. Now the pensioner is again forced to hide from shelling and stock up on bread and water