The ISHR-Ukraine continues to help Ukrainian citizens Valentina, a senior citizen, turned to the ISHR for help. Like many others, she is no longer able to live in her home in Kharkov. She was forced to run away from the war. ISHR helped her buy groceries and other necessary supplies for the trip to a safer place. The problem of refugees in Ukraine is ever more dire. Victoria, a mother of three, was forced to leave Kiev for
ISHR-Ukraine provides humanitarian help all over the country Since March 2022 IAC ISHR distributes food and non-food items (such as medicines, dippers and other hygiene products) to IDPs and people which are staying in conflict affected areas in various regions of Ukraine (Kyiv, Poltava, Zhytomyr, Ivano-Frankivsk, Rivne, Sumy, Lvov, Kharkiv, Zaporozhye, Vinnitsa, Dnepropetrovsk, Cherkasy regions). We primarily focus on pregnant women, small children and their families, elderly people, people with
ISHR Wittlich and ISHR Lithuania: Transport for Ukrainian refugees in Warsaw The company V und V Logistik in Altrich, namely Mr. Lenninger and Mr. Teusch, had the idea to help Ukrainian refugees. Their Luxembourg forwarding company Molux together with Mr. Molitor also got involved . They asked ISHR Wittlich to help with the loading documents and the destination. The Lithuanian section of ISHR led by Jurgita Samoskiene, who has been
Die Hilfsaktion "Mit Medikamenten helfen" vom Arbeitskreis Menschenrechte und der IGFM-AG-München Am 27. März 2022 wurden im Rahmen der Aktion "Hilfe mit Medikamenten", die der Arbeitskreis Menschenrechte (AKM) gemeinsam mit der Internationalen Gesellschaft für Menschenrechte, Arbeitsgruppe München (IGFM-München) durchführt, 290 Euro gesammelt. Dies teilte der Arbeitskreis Menschenrechte auf seiner Website mit: Dank Ihrer Hilfe konnten wir in dieser Woche wieder eine Sammelspende weiterleiten. Diesmal waren es 290 €! Was mit Ihrem Geld
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
ISHR Wittlich and ISHR Lithuania: help for Ukrainian refugees Dear our friends, helpers and supporters, dear human rights activists, We would like to thank you for the 530th and 180th aid transport to ISHR Lithuania on 20.03.2022. We have an extreme situation in Lithuania at the moment, as about 1000 Ukrainian refugees arrive to us every day - mostly children, women and senior citizens. Nowadays there are about 30
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
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
ISHR Ukraine support in war region KOROSTYSHEV ZHYTOMIR, about 60 miles west from Kiev. Thanks to the friends from all over the world and our volunteer, we were able to provide all the women in labor who came to the Korostyshev maternity hospital from war-torn Irpen, Bucha, Gostomel, and Vorzel with everything they needed: diapers, baby bottles, and food, blankets and clothes for newborns. As it turned out, there is
