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Volunteers and war refugees from Ukraine in Switzerland

2022-05-17T18:12:40+02:00

The volunteer movement to help Ukrainians has been sweeping many countries since the early days of Russia's war against Ukraine. Peaceful Ukrainians escape Russian aggression by fleeing to the West Volunteers and war refugees from Ukraine in Switzerland The volunteer movement to help Ukrainians has been sweeping many countries since the early days of Russia's war against Ukraine. Peaceful Ukrainians escape Russian aggression by fleeing to the West. How does

Volunteers and war refugees from Ukraine in Switzerland2022-05-17T18:12:40+02:00

UN: Thousands more Ukrainian civilian casualties than official statistics

2022-05-11T08:58:38+02:00

The number of civilian casualties in Ukraine is many thousands higher than statistics, Matilda Bogner, head of the UN team, told a briefing in Geneva on Tuesday UN: Thousands more Ukrainian civilian casualties than official statistics The number of civilian casualties in Ukraine is many thousands higher than the statistics, Matilda Bogner, head of the UN team monitoring the human rights situation in Ukraine during the war, told a briefing

UN: Thousands more Ukrainian civilian casualties than official statistics2022-05-11T08:58:38+02:00

Anti-war rally in London called for “getting at least some Russians out of the propaganda swamp

2022-05-10T07:55:19+02:00

Dozens of people gathered outside Parliament in London for Russians against the war. Many were holding white, blue and white flags, which have become a symbol of protests against Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Anti-war rally in London called for "getting at least some Russians out of the propaganda swamp Dozens of people gathered outside Parliament in London for Russians against the war. Many were holding white, blue and white flags,

Anti-war rally in London called for “getting at least some Russians out of the propaganda swamp2022-05-10T07:55:19+02:00

In the hell of Mariupol

2022-05-16T13:36:03+02:00

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

In the hell of Mariupol2022-05-16T13:36:03+02:00

War puts spotlight on surrogacy in Ukraine

2022-05-06T10:48:34+02:00

War puts spotlight on surrogacy in Ukraine Nannies take care of newborn babies in a basement converted into a nursery in Kyiv, Ukraine, on March 19, 2022. Copyright 2022 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. The war has exposed vulnerabilities in the surrogacy business in Ukraine, which has become an increasingly popular option for Swiss couples hoping for a baby. Mercedes Ferreira-Frey and her husband Roland, who live

War puts spotlight on surrogacy in Ukraine2022-05-06T10:48:34+02:00

Law of war in a digital age or when is a cyberattack a war crime?

2022-05-05T12:31:58+02:00

Law of war in a digital age or when is a cyberattack a war crime? Cyberattacks on critical infrastructure, such as power plants or telecommunication networks, can cause real harm to ordinary people. Attacks against civilians may under international humanitarian law amount to war crimes. (Source photo by Reuters)    The damage caused by cyberattacks in the war in Ukraine pales in comparison with the atrocities of the

Law of war in a digital age or when is a cyberattack a war crime?2022-05-05T12:31:58+02:00

“Putin is not all Russia. We do what we can” Open letter of the Swiss public

2022-05-05T09:50:14+02:00

"Putin is not all Russia. We do what we can" Open letter of the Swiss public Residents of many countries demand an immediate end to the war in Ukraine, the withdrawal of Russian troops from the occupied territories and the start of peace talks. Zurich. 5.03.2022 г.(© liveit.ch / Manuel Lopez)   We Russians living in Switzerland express our solidarity with the Ukrainian people fighting the aggression of

“Putin is not all Russia. We do what we can” Open letter of the Swiss public2022-05-05T09:50:14+02:00

Concentration camps for prisoners of war on Russian territory

2022-05-04T16:40:13+02:00

Concentration camps for prisoners of war on Russian territory In the photo: SIZO-2 Taganrog (GUFSN in the Rostov region). At the gates are now constantly cars of the FSSNG and the Russian Ministry of Defence, which take prisoners of war to this now concentration camp. Concentration camps for prisoners of war are being set up in Russia on the premises of the Russian Federal Penitentiary Service institutions. In

Concentration camps for prisoners of war on Russian territory2022-05-04T16:40:13+02:00

ISHR-Ukraine together with partners continues to provide humanitarian assistance on the ground

2022-12-07T10:31:19+01:00

ISHR-Ukraine together with partners continues to provide humanitarian assistance on the ground The IAC ISHR Ukaine together with international partners continues to provdie humanitarian help for Ukrainian families, children, vulnerable people and hospitals. Monastyryshe, Cherkasy region Over the weekend, the IAC ISHR organized the distribution of 50 food packages to refugee families, as well as provided babies with baby food, diapers and other hygiene products.  Thanks to our partners, we

ISHR-Ukraine together with partners continues to provide humanitarian assistance on the ground2022-12-07T10:31:19+01:00

Refugees from Ukraine and the language barrier

2022-05-04T16:16:29+02:00

Refugees from Ukraine and the language barrier Ukrainian refugees arriving in Spain learn to use emoji, Ukrainian refugees set foot on Spanish soil. Far from their war-torn homeland, they can finally feel safe. The long and arduous journey is over, but adaptation lies ahead. And there the main barrier is the language. Antonio Jerez, a Spaniard who has adopted a Ukrainian family: "I went to Budapest to pick up a

Refugees from Ukraine and the language barrier2022-05-04T16:16:29+02:00
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