Since the start of Russian aggression against Ukraine in 2014, violations against Ukrainian children indicate a deliberate policy, rather than unfortunate consequences of the war. With the full-scale invasion, the violations grew in number and spread to the newly occupied territories by Russia.
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We showed this path through an infographic - the pyramid of needs of a child returned from deportation or occupation. It is based on the logic of Abraham Maslow's pyramid of needs, but instead of abstract concepts, it shows the real needs of children and families.
This infographic is about the way...
On March 26, the General Meeting of the members of the Ukrainian Child Rights Network was held. The report of the Secretariat for 2025 was adopted, and a new logo of the union was approved. They also voted for 10 candidates for the Board, elected the Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the Board.
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Daria Kasyanova, Chair of the Board of the Ukrainian Child Rights Network, took part in the German-British Wilton Park 2026 Conference held on March 17–19 at Schloss Ziethen, Germany.
The event brought together representatives of the Government of Ukraine, international partners, civil society, and...
The return of Ukrainian children and youth who have been deported or are under occupation is a complex and multilevel process that requires coordination between government agencies, international partners, and civil society. The Guardians of Hope project, which was launched by the Ukrainian Child Rights...
Joint Statement: Responding to Cross-Border Risks & Ensuring International Protection for Unaccompanied and Separated Children from Ukraine in Europe.
Four years into the Russian Federation’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the under noted organisations across Europe issue this joint statement to...
