2 years of full-scale war – Demonstrations in support of Ukraine in Germany

2024-02-22T13:55:35+01:00

Demonstrations in support of Ukraine in Germany On the 24th and 25th of February, large demonstrations in support of Ukraine will take place in Germany. A list of cities and locations of the demonstrations can be found below. Let's not forget Russia's war crimes! Support Ukraine together! Augsburg. 4:30pm. Rathausplatz Baden-Baden. 3pm. Fieser-Brucke [25th Feb] Berlin. 1pm. Brandenburger Tor Bielefeld. 1pm. Bielefeld Hauptbahnhof Bonn. 6pm. Marktplatz Bremen. 3pm. Marktplatz Bremerhaven.

2 years of full-scale war – Demonstrations in support of Ukraine in Germany2024-02-22T13:55:35+01:00

Cafe Kyiv 2024. The Future of Ukraine in Europe

2024-02-07T08:39:23+01:00

The Ukrainian freedom movements have emphatically declared that Ukraine's future lies in Europe. In line with this vision, the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung is set to host another edition of "Cafe Kyiv" on 19 February 2024, themed "The Future of Ukraine in Europe". Building on the success of last year's event, this edition will blend art, history, film screenings, along with culinary and creative elements. Our commitment remains unchanged: We continue to stand

Cafe Kyiv 2024. The Future of Ukraine in Europe2024-02-07T08:39:23+01:00

OHCHR: Report on the Human Rights Situation in Ukraine (1 August – 30 November 2023)

2023-12-19T11:21:58+01:00

OHCHR: Report on the Human Rights Situation in Ukraine (1 August – 30 November 2023) This thirty-seventh report by the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) on the human rights situation in Ukraine covers the period from 1 August to 30 November 2023. From 1 August to 30 November, OHCHR documented 2440 civilian casualties (576 killed and 1864 injured), with the majority (86 per cent) occurring in

OHCHR: Report on the Human Rights Situation in Ukraine (1 August – 30 November 2023)2023-12-19T11:21:58+01:00

Ukrainian human rights defender disappeared in Russian captivity

2023-11-10T10:47:15+01:00

Maksym Butkevych is missing The founder of the ZMINA Human Rights Centre, Ukrainian journalist and military man of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Maksym Butkevych, has disappeared in Russian captivity. In the summer of 2022, Maksym Butkevych, who had joined the Armed Forces of Ukraine, was captured by Russia in eastern Ukraine. He was later found in the pre-trial detention centre in Luhansk. In March 2023, the so-called court of

Ukrainian human rights defender disappeared in Russian captivity2023-11-10T10:47:15+01:00

OHCHR: Report on the Human Rights Situation in Ukraine (1 February – 31 July 2023)

2023-10-05T13:18:17+02:00

OHCHR: Report on the Human Rights Situation in Ukraine (1 February – 31 July 2023) This thirty-sixth report by the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) on the human rights situation in Ukraine covers the period from 1 February 2023 to 31 July 2023. Between 1 February and 31 July 2023, OHCHR recorded 4,621 civilian casualties, with 1,028 persons killed and 3,593 injured (1,883 men, 1,294 women, 139

OHCHR: Report on the Human Rights Situation in Ukraine (1 February – 31 July 2023)2023-10-05T13:18:17+02:00

EU extends temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees in the EU until March 2025

2023-09-29T10:16:43+02:00

Important news for Ukrainians abroad: EU extends temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees in the European Union until March 2025   Temporary protection status entitles Ukrainians to reside in the EU, get a job there and receive health insurance. Also, those Ukrainians who decide to leave the EU and go to their home country will retain their rights in Europe if they decide to return again. "To provide certainty for the

EU extends temporary protection for Ukrainian refugees in the EU until March 20252023-09-29T10:16:43+02:00

Lithuania denies political asylum to Belarusian activist Olga Karach

2023-08-18T17:21:19+02:00

Lithuania refused to grant political asylum to the head of the Belarusian Centre for Civil Initiatives "Our House," Olga Karach.   This was reported by "Meduza" with reference to Karach herself. According to her, the Lithuanian authorities consider her a "threat to national security". They explained their decision by the fact that she had interviewed the founder of the LDPR, Vladimir Zhirinovsky, who died last spring, as well as participated

Lithuania denies political asylum to Belarusian activist Olga Karach2023-08-18T17:21:19+02:00

Why Ukrainian migration has become beneficial for EU countries

2023-08-18T17:14:21+02:00

The flow of Ukrainian refugees into Europe at the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion revealed the EU's capacity to take in large numbers of refugees and also showed the benefits of a humane approach to migrants. Ukrainians standing in line at passport control after arriving in the evening train from Ukraine to Przemysl railway station Image by picture alliance / NurPhoto | Artur Widak© At the same time,

Why Ukrainian migration has become beneficial for EU countries2023-08-18T17:14:21+02:00

In which EU countries the number of Ukrainian refugees is growing

2023-08-14T12:15:30+02:00

There are more than 4 million refugees from Ukraine who have been granted temporary protection status in EU countries. The number of fugitives from war increased by almost 46,000 in June. The largest increase in arrivals was observed in Germany, the Czech Republic and Ireland, Eurostat reported. As of 30 June, 4 million 70 thousand refugees from Ukraine had temporary protection status in EU countries. The largest number of people

In which EU countries the number of Ukrainian refugees is growing2023-08-14T12:15:30+02:00

The German Foreign Ministry has allocated five million euros to Aid Ukrainian Refugees in Georgia

2023-07-24T08:39:12+02:00

Germany Allocates 5 Million Euros to the Arbeiter-Samariter-Bund (ASB) over the next 18 months to help Ukrainian refugees in Georgia who have been affected by the ongoing Russia -Ukraine war.   Source: German Embassy in Georgia   The project was officially announced on 18 July during a press conference at which the German Ambassador to Georgia, Peter Fischer, handed over a symbolic check to Clemens von Hymendal, Director

The German Foreign Ministry has allocated five million euros to Aid Ukrainian Refugees in Georgia2023-07-24T08:39:12+02:00
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