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| Time | LOCATION | Speaker | topic |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12:00 PM | KYIV | – Tetiana Lychko, documentarian at the Almenda Center for Human Rights; – Maria Sulialina, head of the Almenda Center for Human Rights; – Polina Kustariova, a 20-year-old Crimean woman who left the occupied territory; – Valentina Potapova, head of national advocacy at the Almenda Center for Human Rights All in person. | Presentation of the report “russia’s policy of destroying the identity of children in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine: results of 2025” Topics for discussion: – Legislative changes in 2025 that strengthened ideological control over children; – Statistics on the involvement of children in militarized movements and cadet classes; – Activities of militarized camps and “health improvement” programs; – Mechanisms to encourage enrollment in russian higher education institutions through military-patriotic activities; – Signs of preparations for further expansion of this policy in 2026. Why is this important? On February 20, 2014, the modern russian-Ukrainian war began. At that time, the russian federation’s armed forces crossed the Ukrainian state border via the Kerch Strait for the first time. This year marks the 12th anniversary of the occupation of the Ukrainian peninsula. All this time, the occupying authorities have been trying to erase Ukrainian identity, focusing their efforts on children. To participate, please register at the following link: https://forms.gle/xEWxRp92cLd93ToH6 |
