The Ukrainian Child Rights Network joined the joint submission to the UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, prepared together with the Regional Center for Human Rights and the Voices of Children.
The document was submitted at the 78th session of the Committee in Geneva in September...
This was discussed on July 16-17 in Kyiv during a quarterly meeting within the framework of the Minimum Package of Integrated Social Services for Families with Children project. Representatives of the communities of Khakiv, Kyiv, Zhytomyr, Chernihiv, national experts, project partners, and organizers...
On May 29, Gen.Ukrainian, in partnership with the Ukrainian Child Rights Network and Bring Kids Back UA, presented the film Stolen Childhood. The film, about children who have experienced occupation, loss of family members, violence, and deportation, is now available on Megogo.
After the...
After the occupation of her hometown in 2014, Marina moved to Russia with her parents.
As a teenager, she decided that she wanted to live with her grandfather in Ukraine. Her parents, who had pro-Russian views, did not support her decision.
Upon reaching the age of majority, Maryna began to plan her...
Inna is 15 and Anton is 14. They spent their entire childhood in the temporarily occupied territory. The children's hometown came under occupation in 2014.
Due to difficult life circumstances, the mother was deprived of her parental rights. The children's father died in tragic circumstances a long time...
We continue to talk about the challenges and achievements of the members of the Ukrainian Child Rights Network. Read also about the work of other organizations of the Network in part 1 of the article.
International public organization "International Center for Development and Leadership" (ICRL) ...
