Where Are Our People?
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A campaign by @prarmyua aimed at uncovering Russia's planned policy of forcible deportations of Ukrainians #WhereAreOurPeople
Joined November 2022
This is not a mere "court ruling"—it is yet another Russian war crime. The abduction of civilians, brutal torture, and sham trials are hallmarks of Russian terror that must not go unpunished. Share this story—Ukrainian civilians in captivity must not be forgotten!
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Many remain in captivity for over 33 months, with Russia refusing access to international monitoring missions like the Red Cross. These are blatant violations of the Geneva Conventions and human rights. #StandWithUkraine
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Russia is targeting Ukraine’s future. In 2025, they plan to double the number of militarized organizations like “Yunarmiya” on occupied lands, recruiting Ukrainian kids to erase their identity and turn them into tools of war. #StopRussia #SaveUkraine #StandWithUkraine 📷
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The event focused on practical steps to stop torture, ensure international access to detention sites, and increase pressure on Russia to comply with international law and the Geneva Conventions. More than 45 nations signed a pledge in Montreal.
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We hosted a powerful press conference to announce the launch of the "Art for Freedom: Unseen Civilians" exhibition. This event brought together speakers from diverse backgrounds to shed light on the experiences of Ukrainian civilians caught in the Russian-Ukrainian war.
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On August 24, 2024, on the 33rd anniversary of Ukraine's Independence, we pay homage to the centuries-long struggle of our people for freedom and the right to their own state. This struggle is not confined to history books, but is a present reality.
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The Russian war in Ukraine has devastated medical personnel, with 784 facilities damaged and 340 medics killed. Colonel Viktor Ivchuk and combat medic Dmytro Selyutin were captured in April 2022. We must raise awareness and advocate for their release. Your voice matters.
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