UN: Russia's Child Deportation Crime Against Humanity
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UN Investigators Accuse Russia of Crimes Against Humanity: Forcibly Transferring Thousands of Ukrainian Children
A United Nations team has determined that Russias deportation and forcible transfer of thousands of Ukrainian children since 2014 constitute a crime against humanity. The group confirmed 1,205 cases, with 80% still not returned after four years. Russia has no system to bring them back, often placing them with Russian families or institutions without informing relatives. The commission found these actions violate international law and were not in the childrens best interests. President Putin is implicated, and an ICC arrest warrant exists for his involvement. The report also reveals fabricated evidence and denial of fair trials in Russian courts, as well as the exploitation of fighters from 17 countries. Ukraines foreign minister calls for global pressure to end Russias impunity and secure the childrens return.
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