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Time | LOCATION | Speaker | topic |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10:00 AM | Kyiv | – Kateryna Rashevska, PhD in International Law, Expert at the Regional Center for Human Rights (in person). | The return of Ukrainian children abducted by russia as a step toward peace: How the International community can accelerate the process Key topics: – How can peace negotiations influence the process of returning abducted children? – The current status of efforts to return Ukrainian children abducted by russia: statistics and progress; – How has the process of returning children changed recently? – Who is currently involved in the return of Ukrainian children from russia and how? Why is this important? The return of Ukrainian children illegally abducted to russian territory has become a pressing international issue and one of the key elements in the peace talks. Recently, U.S. National Security Advisor Michael Waltz stated that Washington considers the return of deported Ukrainian children by russia as a potential confidence-building measure. |
| 12:00 PM | Kyiv | – Anatolii Shkarbuta, Emergency Prevention Department, State Emergency Service of Ukraine (SES); – Oleksandr Khorunzhyi, SES spokesman. All in person. | Civilian safety during enemy attacks: How to act in case of strikes, fires and evacuation Key topics: – Maintaining evacuation routes: key requirements and responsibilities of residents and property managers; – Emergency vehicles access: rules for maintaining building perimeters and ensuring passage for emergency responders; – Water supply for firefighting: how hydrant systems should function and who is responsible for their maintenance; – Home fire extinguishers: why they are essential and maintenance requirements; – What to do if you are trapped under debris: how to survive and save lives; – What to do during a fire: critical survival rules and working with rescuers. |
