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| START TIME | LOCATION | SPEAKERS | TOPICS / DESCRIPTION |
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| 12:00 PM | ODESA | Anna Danylyak, expert in the development of sustainable agriculture, NGO “Ekodiya”(Ecoaction) (online) | Topics of focus: – How did the war affect the water resources of Ukraine; – How to get rid of negative consequences; – Perspectives for restoration of water resources in Ukraine |
| 13:00 PM | ODESA | Bohdan Korolenko, coordinator of the project of the Ukrainian Institute of National Remembrance to collect testimonies about humane and courageous deeds committed during the russian-Ukrainian war (online); Serhii Gutsalyuk, head of the Southern Interregional Department of the Ukrainian Institute of National Remembrance (in person); | Topics of focus: – Results of the first month of project; – The difference between the behavior and outlook of Ukrainians before and after the full-scale invasion; – How to join the project; Why is it interesting? On February 24, 2023, the Ukrainian Institute of National Remembrance launched a collection of testimonies (information) about righteous (humane) and courageous deeds committed during the russian-Ukrainian war. The Ukrainian Institute of National Remembrance takes into account the entire period of the war, starting from 2014. It is about the facts of aid, rescue and courageous acts performed by civilians in the occupied or front-line territory. In the first phase of the project, the Institute will collect, analyze, systematize and preserve these stories. We also provide for the publication of the collected materials (with consent). To learn more about the project, visit this webpage. |
| START TIME | LOCATION | SPEAKERS | TOPICS / DESCRIPTION |
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| 12:00 PM | KYIV | – Roman Martynovskyy, lawyer, Lead Expert at Regional Center for Human Rights NGO; – Kateryna Rashevska, international lawyer, Legal Expert at the Regional Center for Human Rights NGO; – Mykyta Petrovets, lawyer at Regional Center for Human Rights NGO; – Kseniia Korniienko, lawyer at Regional Center for Human Rights NGO. | putin’s arrest warrant for the illegal deportation of Ukrainian children — what further actions will the ICC take? Topics of focus: – Why are the first opened cases specifically connected to illegal deportation and only in the context of children? – What further actions will the ICC, russia and Ukraine take? – What is the role of Regional Center for Human Rights and civil society as a whole in bringing guilty persons to justice? |
| 13:00 PM | KYIV | – Ihor Kuzin, Deputy Minister of Health of Ukraine, Chief State Sanitary Doctor (in person) – Yana Terleieva, Head of the Tuberculosis Prevention and Control Department of the Public Health Center; – Natalia Husak, Head of the National Health Service of Ukraine; – Olha Klymenko, Chair of TBpeopleUkraine charity organization, Chair of the Steering Committee at “Stop Tuberculosis. Ukraine” Partnership, leader of the community of people with tuberculosis | a press conference entitled “Tuberculosis in the conditions of war: risks of spread, successes in overcoming and prospects” Topics of focus: – How active hostilities, occupation and forced displacement affect the spread of tuberculosis? – How is continuous access to medical care for people with tuberculosis ensured in the conditions of war? – Prospects of a successful fight against tuberculosis — what innovations will be implemented in today’s conditions and in the post-war period? Why this is interesting: Due to active hostilities taking place over a large area, targeted attacks by the enemy on Ukraine’s health care, and large-scale displacement, the risks of the spread of infectious diseases, including tuberculosis, are increasing. However, despite the war, the specialists of the anti-tuberculosis service minimize risks and implement innovative practices. Fore reference: March 24 is World Tuberculosis Day established by the World Health Organization. |
