1 year of aggressive war in Ukraine "Without coming to terms with the past there is no future" Ivan Agrusov, Russian exile in Stalin times, founder of the International Society for Human Rights Exactly 75 years ago, the human abyss that opened up after the Second World War forced the ratification of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Exactly one year ago, the world was catapulted overnight into the horrors
January 13-18, 2023. ISHR team provides humanitarian aid in Poltava, Kyiv and Sumy regions It is very important for everyone to have a home where it is warm, cosy and comfortable atmosphere. Unfortunately, many people in Ukraine have had to leave their homes and temporarily move to calmer areas of Ukraine due to military action. ISHR team constantly supports and assists different IDP centres. On January 13, 2023 we visited
Ukraine. IAC ISHR keeps helping people in need. The team of the ISHR's Ukrainian information and analysis center, in which there are many young parents themselves, is always working for children with a big heart. Around Christmas time, their extraordinary commitment was rewarded by bright children's eyes (see other reports and videos on this website). During winter holidays in January 2023, the IAC ISHR team, with the support of IGFM
As a sign of solidarity with the many Ukrainian refugees in Lithuania, the Lithuanian ISHR section launched a large Christmas campaign in the Ignalina and Vilnius area. 100 particularly needy Ukrainian and Lithuanian families received Christmas packages with food, personal gifts and toys worth 50 euros. This Christmas in Lithuania, the horror on the other side of the border, in Ukraine, remains ever present. 71,000 people have fled here from
Ukraine. IAC ISHR keeps helping people in need December is a month of miracles, magic and gifts. Therefore, on December 19-21, 2022, IAC ISHR, with the support of our IOM partner, visited the villages of Hoholeve, Ustivitsa and Matiashivka (Hoholeve territorial community, Poltava region). We did a bit of magic and brought to the locals: - winter bed sets; - individual sanitary and hygienic sets. Families with many children and
Ukraine. IAC ISHR keeps helping people in need Kharkiv region, Ukraine. IAC ISHR donated 10 stationary NCD kits including medicines and medical equipment for the treatment of chronic respiratory diseases, diabetes and hypertension, as well as for emergency medical care for about 200 patients from the "Health+" Medical Centre in Solonytsivka settlement council (Kharkiv region). Also on the same day, our IAC ISHR team managed to provide humanitarian aid in
Ukraine. IAC ISHR keeps helping people in need A lot of laughter, smiles, fun, the eyes of children sparkling with joy - this is how cheerfully and at the same time educationally the alphabet game-quest took place in Shyshaky territorial community in November - December 2022. This game proposed by IAC ISHR was an interesting addition to humanitarian aid provided by our team. The quest was bright,
Ukraine. IAC ISHR keeps helping people in need 🕊️ Since the first days of the war, IAC ISHR 💙 has been providing humanitarian aid with medicines, food, hygiene and water. 📝 December 7, 2022, Putivl, Sumy region. Since the water does not meet the standard indicators, a number of social institutions turned to us for help. With the support of the UHF 🇺🇳 project, water purification systems were installed in
Ukraine. IAC ISHR keeps helping people in need IAC ISHR continues to provide humanitarian aid in Sumy region. We visited the Konotop boarding school I-II level, the Konotop orphanage, the Konotop special school, where children in the age under 16 study and live. Representatives of IAC ISHR also visited Krolevetsky and Okhtyrsky boarding houses for the elderly and disabled, handed over 1,678 individual food and hygiene kits. In the cities
Ukraine. IAC ISHR keeps helping people in need November 10 and 11, 2022. IAC IAHR team visited two primary health care centers in Vasishchevo health center No. 3 and Tsirkuny health center No. 5 (Kharkiv region). NCD kits were brought in, including medicines and medical equipment for the treatment of cardiovascular, chronic respiratory diseases, diabetes mellitus and hypertension. We were able to provide emergency kits to approximately 400 outpatients. In