UN ready to name nearly 6,000 victims of war crimes in Ukraine

2022-04-28T16:28:55+02:00

UN ready to name nearly 6,000 victims of war crimes in Ukraine Several countries and international organizations, including the UN, have pledged to do everything possible to bring to justice all those responsible for war crimes during Russia's aggression against Ukraine. The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Michelle Bachelet, said that the victims and their relatives must be compensated for the harm and tragedy they have suffered. She said

UN ready to name nearly 6,000 victims of war crimes in Ukraine2022-04-28T16:28:55+02:00

Journalist accused of “fakes” about army sent to prison in St Petersburg

2022-04-28T15:20:28+02:00

Journalist accused of "fakes" about army sent to prison in St Petersburg The Oktyabrsky District Court in St Petersburg remanded journalist Maria Ponomarenko, accused of spreading "fakes" about the Russian army because of a post on a Telegram channel, to a pre-trial detention centre. She faces up to 10 years in prison. Her daughter is a witness in the case. The court found that it would be impossible to ensure

Journalist accused of “fakes” about army sent to prison in St Petersburg2022-04-28T15:20:28+02:00

How Ukrainian refugees survive in Hungary

2022-04-28T12:31:34+02:00

How Ukrainian refugees survive in Hungary Getty Images Train with Ukrainian refugees arrives at Budapest West Station Bullying, unemployment and poverty are what Ukrainian refugees in Hungary have to face. On an official level, the country welcomes refugees, but in reality the system is only designed for short-term admissions. As a result, only one in four wants to stay, and one in 30 wants to stay for a

How Ukrainian refugees survive in Hungary2022-04-28T12:31:34+02:00

Why soldiers rape and kill in war: psychologists on crime

2022-04-22T16:20:43+02:00

Why soldiers rape and kill in war: psychologists on crime Exhumation of bodies in Bucha, Ukraine Rape, torture and the killing of civilians are things that happen every day during the war in Ukraine. Why do the military commit crimes and how do psychologists explain it? War is always brutal and bloody. The idea that modern weapons can be used with surgical precision to wage a war in

Why soldiers rape and kill in war: psychologists on crime2022-04-22T16:20:43+02:00

ISHR Ukraine provides humanitarian help in Sumy and Vinnytsia regions

2022-12-07T10:33:50+01:00

ISHR Ukraine provides humanitarian help in Sumy and Vinnytsia regions Sumy region Last week, the IAC ISHR shipped medicines to Putivl. For about a month, the city remained in the so-called "gray zone", with broken logistics and non-functioning post offices. Because of this, pharmacies were empty and there was an urgent need for medicines: heart medications, for hypertension and others. Now the IAC ISHR is planning to collect a special

ISHR Ukraine provides humanitarian help in Sumy and Vinnytsia regions2022-12-07T10:33:50+01:00

Refugee status: how to obtain, procedure, terms

2022-04-22T11:22:56+02:00

Refugee status: how to obtain, procedure, terms Foto: Alexandru Chiriac Kiri. R. Moldova. The war with Russia is a terrible tragedy on Ukrainian territory. Bombs, missiles, and shells of all calibers fall on peaceful cities, towns, and villages, destroying everything in their path. The war has forced millions of Ukrainians to leave their homes and seek protection and shelter in neighboring countries. An endless stream of internally displaced

Refugee status: how to obtain, procedure, terms2022-04-22T11:22:56+02:00

UN: The number of Ukrainian refugees exceeds five million

2022-04-21T14:39:25+02:00

UN: The number of Ukrainian refugees exceeds five million   The number of Ukrainian refugees who have fled the country since the beginning of the conflict has exceeded five million. Such data was provided by the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees. The first place among the countries where Ukrainian citizens have gone was Poland, which has already received more than 2.8 million people. - The number of

UN: The number of Ukrainian refugees exceeds five million2022-04-21T14:39:25+02:00

Europe Fact check: Fake news thrives amid Russia-Ukraine war

2022-04-21T13:31:04+02:00

Fact check: Fake news thrives amid Russia-Ukraine war The war in Ukraine has spawned plenty of disinformation Manipulated photos, false statements, state propaganda and deepfake videos are all part of the war between Russia and Ukraine. We debunk some examples and show how to see through the deception. Since Russia began its invasion of Ukraine on February 24, an information war has been raging online. This battle for the

Europe Fact check: Fake news thrives amid Russia-Ukraine war2022-04-21T13:31:04+02:00

Ukrainian refugees in Moldova: “I help because I am a mother

2022-04-21T13:02:07+02:00

Ukrainian refugees in Moldova: "I help because I am a mother. Oksana and Zlata fled from Ukraine to Moldova After Russia's war against Ukraine began, Moldova received hundreds of thousands of refugees. Ninety-five percent of refugees from Ukraine in Moldova live with their families. Ten people now live in three rooms in the house of Marianna, who lives 50 kilometers from the Moldovan capital. The woman has taken

Ukrainian refugees in Moldova: “I help because I am a mother2022-04-21T13:02:07+02:00

Study and Career Ukrainian refugees have been made easier to enter universities in Germany

2022-04-21T12:44:51+02:00

Study and Career Ukrainian refugees have been made easier to enter universities in Germany A high school diploma is one of the prerequisites for studying at a German university. For those who had to flee the war in Ukraine, Germany has made an exception. The good news is that for Ukrainian refugees planning to enter a German university, the conditions have been eased. The novelty concerns those who attended the

Study and Career Ukrainian refugees have been made easier to enter universities in Germany2022-04-21T12:44:51+02:00
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