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Today, 29 October, at around 9:20 a.m., Russian occupation forces from the temporarily occupied left bank shelled a healthcare facility in the Dnipro district of Kherson. According…
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Russia has kidnapped nearly 20,000 Ukrainian children. We explain the difficulty of investigating these war crimes.
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Since the start of the full-scale war, the occupiers have killed 661 children and kidnapped and deported more than 19,000. Every day, Russia commits all six of the most serious crimes…
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Why did it take three years and public attention for local authorities to at least pay attention to the safety of the children at the Kremenchuk Regional Specialised Children's Home?
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Teenagers from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine are taken to Russia for military training.
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As of July, 3,202 children had been returned to Ukraine following evacuation. A further 1,609 orphans remain abroad, with European guardians protesting against their return ‘to a warzone’.
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As of July, 3,202 children had been returned to Ukraine from evacuation. A further 1,609 orphans remain abroad, says Petro Dobromilskyy, head of the State Child Protection Service.
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Ukrainian intelligence has obtained further evidence of Russia's abduction of Ukrainian children from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine. As reported by the Defence Intelligence…
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As part of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s Bring Kids Back UA initiative, Ukraine has managed to return 11 Ukrainian children aged 10 to 17 from the temporarily occupied territories…
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Seven more Ukrainian children were successfully returned from the temporarily occupied territories. This was reported by Darya Zarivna, communications advisor to the head of the President's…
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The need for verification has been discussed since 2018, but it has been postponed three times.
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Children and teenagers from Kharkiv had the opportunity to personally communicate with Pope Leo XIV, who received a delegation of 32 young Ukrainians in the Vatican. According to the…
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The Ukrainian Institute in London has published a new issue of the London Ukrainian Review. The new issue focuses on childhood in wartime. Through art, historical research, reportage…
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On 25 May, the 1000-for-1000 exchange was completed.
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For Russia, engaging with children and youth in occupied Ukraine is part of a wider effort to integrate the population and militarise children for future service in its armed forces.