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According to the report Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), Russia could break rights at least 20 thousand Ukrainian children were deported to the territory of
According to the report Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), Russia could break rights at least 20 thousand Ukrainian children were deported to the territory of Russia, amounting torhymes against humanity under international law.
These actions were noted in a report signed by three experts in international human lawThey talk about persistent violations articles multiple articles United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Childratified by Russia and Ukraine at least at 11 international transactions.
Based on this, the OSCE mission concluded that “the practice forced transfer or deportation Ukrainian children to the temporarily occupied territories and to the territory Russian Federation may constitute a crime against humanity.”
“The Russian Federation has not only violated best interests of these children repeatedly, but also denies them their right to identity and his the right to join your family“, the 90-page document notes.
Other rights were also violated, such as access to education, health Nevertheless informationTo restleisure, games and restas well as participation in the arts and the right to own thinking– emphasized in the report.
The authors of the report found that either in institutions on the territory of the Russian Federation or in the occupied territories, or in Russian families on a temporary basis, deported Ukrainian children are “in completely Russian settingincluding language, traditions And religionand are affected Campaign information pro-Russian which often reminds purposeful re-educationin addition to participating in military training“.
Thus, the report assured, Russia did not take and does not take “any degree For promote actively return of Ukrainian children. On the contrary, it creates various obstacles For families They want their children back.”
The Expert Group noted that, in accordance with international law occupying forces cannot move population occupied country forced way to his territory. When Ukrainian childhood deported, they usually separated from parents V filtering points from the Russian authorities, in order to then give them Russian nationality and they were given in Adoption. Higher, eliminated his Ukrainian nationalitywhich makes it difficult location.
The mission, led by experts Veronika Bilkova, Cecilia Hellestveit and Elina Steinert, focused on orphans And Unaccompanied within invasion from Russia to Ukraine, being one of the most vulnerable groups between displaced minorsWith.
Bilkova recalled that war crimes and crimes against humanity require hold accountable To authors specific. From my side, International Criminal Court (IP) released in March a order against the Russian president Vladimir PutinTo illegal deportation of minors.
The report was commissioned by 45 of the 57 member countries of the OSCE, the only regional body where they sit at the same table. USAcountries European UnionRussia, Belarus, Ukraine, etc. former Soviet republics.
To collect study data, interview With international organizations And civil societyhuman rights activists, scientists, journalists, victims And witnesses– specified in the message.
According to EFE
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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