Russia Accused of Systematic Forced Adoption of Ukrainian Children
- The United States announced visa restrictions against five Russian officials for their role in the forced deportation of Ukrainian children.
- Daria Zarivna stated that nearly 20,000 Ukrainian children have been forcibly deported to Russia during the war, calling it 'the largest kidnapping campaign in modern history.'
- The Yale School of Public Health reported that 314 children have been coerced into adoption under Russian control since February 2022.
- Ukraine demanded that Russia stop the forced transfer of children and return those taken, describing it as a significant violation of international law.
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Taken away and brainwashed: How Moscow ‘Russifies’ Ukrainian children
The Yale Humanitarian Research Lab released a new report on Russia's coerced adoption of Ukrainian children. According to it, Moscow launched the programme together with its all-out invasion, pointing to crimes against humanity.
Vladimir Putin's soldiers brought hundreds of kidnapped Ukrainian children to Russia and gave them up for adoption. With false identities, they are forced into a new life - far away from their homeland and their families.
Russia puts 314 Ukrainian children into systemic coerced adoption
Russia has been subjecting 314 children to its system of coerced adoption and fostering, according to the investigation released by Yale School of Public Health’s Humanitarian Research Lab (HRL) Tuesday. The HRL began documenting potential violations of international law by Russia in Ukraine as part of an initiative led by the US Department of State in 2022. The HRL revealed that more than half of those children have been placed directly with Ru…
U.S. issues visa restrictions over Russia's systematic deportation of Ukrainian children
The United States on Wednesday announced visa restrictions against five Russian officials accused of involvement in the Kremlin's systematic forced deportation of tens of thousands of Ukrainian children.
The deportation of children is a war crime. US researchers have documented 314 cases – and Vladimir Putin’s direct involvement.
Russia has illegally removed thousands of Ukrainian children. Their deportation was “systematic” and “intentional”.
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