rebsystems and for drones for our boys and girls on the front lines, well, now we will talk with lyudmila denisova, human rights defenders. is the head of the ukrainian center for the protectionhuman rights, ms. ludmyla, we congratulate you, i can’t hear you, i i hope that while i or you us, yes, now we will repair the connection with lyudmila denisu and want to talk with her, in particular, about the terrible news that appeared this week, that the russians shot 16 ukrainians. prisoners of war, how, what should we do about it, how should we act in general, we are returning ms. lyudmila, they are already telling us that there is a sound, we congratulate you once again, congratulations, good morning, we can already hear you, ms. lyudmila, you were a shoemaker, actually on this last week, this terrible news appeared about the shooting of ukrainian soldiers and that the russians then finished them off by shooting them. hmm, this is terrible news, and this is not the first time we have seen it, although it is the first time that such a huge number of people have been shot by ukrainian citizens, that ukraine can do anything about it , or the world can somehow influence it, well, yo

for our boys and girls on the front line. well, now we will talk with lyudmila denisova, human rights defender, head of the ukrainian center for the protection of human rights. mrs. lyudmila, we welcome you, eh, yes, i can't hear you, i hope that while i or you us, yes, now we will repair the connection with lyudmila denisova, she wants, we want to talk with her in particular about the terrible news that appeared this week that the russians shot 16 ukrainians.

the return home of ukrainian children and bring the perpetrators to justice? our advocacy trip to the united states of america together with partners from freedom house and the center for the protection of human rights zmena. concerned a rather specific issue, namely the responsibility of belarus and its agents for the transfer of ukrainian children to their political indoctrination and militarized re-education. regarding the return of ukrainian children and the role of the united states in this process, the united states of america has already joined the coalition for the return of ukrainian children, which currently has 40 members, as well as the european union as an observer, and thanks to the leading role of the united states together with partners from canada and norway. we currently have a declaration that defines the principles underlying the organization of this process. the role of the states is quite important for us, and they help both to identify the places of stay of ukrainian children and the children themselves, to bring the guilty persons to justice, including by imposing sanctions on them, and in particular, with regard to the further activities and support of the activities of ukra

the u.s. special envoy. he talks about protecting civilians, peace operations, and combating crime. the panel was made up of advocates for refugees and human rights. hosted by the simpson center pleasure to welcome you to the stimson center for today's event, assessing opportunities for the protection of civilians in sudan. my name is rachel i am senior vice president here and i am really pleased to welcome you here to talk about a conflict that has often been overshadowed by current and political events but that now constitutes the world's largest hunger and displacement crisis. over the past 18 months the civil war in sudan has had a horrendous impact on civilians. the conflict between the sudanese armed forces and rapid support forces has led to well over 20,000 deaths, with the actual number is likely much higher, and forcibly displaced more than 11 million inside and outside the country. more than half of the population is facing acute food insecurity with famine officially declared in north darfur. this conflict has seen heinous acts and atrocities including the targeting of civilians based on gender and ethnicity, recruitment and use of children by forces, extensive se