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This section covers the Russo-Ukrainian war through articles, video interviews, and analytical reports.
Here, you will find interviews with witnesses of war crimes, firsthand accounts of people affected by the Russian invasion of Ukraine, as well as carefully prepared reports that include elements of testimony.

Our content not only documents these events but also serves as a reminder of human endurance, strength, and the pursuit of justice.

Raised hand. Teachers want to be heard

In February 2022, the Russian army occupied the northern part of the Kharkiv region. Until this region was reclaimed by the Armed Forces of Ukraine in September of the same year, the newly established occupation administration organized the educational process in schools according to Russian curricula. Teachers who refused to cooperate faced threats and persecution by Russian special services. The project "Raised Hand. Teachers Want to Be Heard" was held as part of EENCE-Eduthon-2024, organised by the Eastern European Association for Citizenship Education with the support of the Federal Agency for Civic Education (bpb) at the expense of the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The organiser of Eduthon in Poland is Fundacja Międzynarodowy Ruch Latających Plecaczków / Flying Bag.

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Raised hand. Teachers want to be heard / Піднята рука. Вчителі хочуть бути почутими

In February 2022, the Russian army occupied the northern part of the Kharkiv region. Until this region was reclaimed by the Armed Forces of Ukraine in September of the same year, the newly established occupation administration organized the educational process in schools according to Russian curricula. Teachers who refused to cooperate faced threats and persecution by Russian special services. The project "Raised Hand. Teachers Want to Be Heard" was held as part of EENCE-Eduthon-2024, organised by the Eastern European Association for Citizenship Education with the support of the Federal Agency for Civic Education (bpb) at the expense of the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The organiser of Eduthon in Poland is Fundacja Międzynarodowy Ruch Latających Plecaczków / Flying Bag.

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Shooting of an evacuation column

On May 4, 2022, in the Kharkiv region, the Russian military shot a civilian evacuation column. One of the victims of this crime was a teacher from the town of Vovchans’k. She was trying to save her sick mother and take her away from the occupation. In her interview, the woman shares painful memories of the moments she witnessed. She tells her story of survival and the consequences for herself and others, caused by the actions of the Russian army.

I can no longer hear his voice. Diary.

The last time Natalia saw or heard anything from her husband was a few days before the evacuation from Mariupol. Eventually, she began to keep a diary in which she described her family's life, events, thoughts and feelings, dreams, and counted the days of captivity. Natalia's husband is still being held by the Russians.

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Raised hand. Teachers want to be heard

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In February 2022, the Russian army occupied the northern part of the Kharkiv region. Until this region was reclaimed by the Armed Forces of Ukraine in September of the same year, the newly established occupation administration organized the educational process in schools according to Russian curricula. Teachers who refused to cooperate faced threats and persecution by Russian special services. The project "Raised Hand. Teachers Want to Be Heard" was held as part of EENCE-Eduthon-2024, organised by the Eastern European Association for Citizenship Education with the support of the Federal Agency for Civic Education (bpb) at the expense of the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The organiser of Eduthon in Poland is Fundacja Międzynarodowy Ruch Latających Plecaczków / Flying Bag.

Shooting of an evacuation column

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On May 4, 2022, in the Kharkiv region, the Russian military shot a civilian evacuation column. One of the victims of this crime was a teacher from the town of Vovchans’k. She was trying to save her sick mother and take her away from the occupation. In her interview, the woman shares painful memories of the moments she witnessed. She tells her story of survival and the consequences for herself and others, caused by the actions of the Russian army.

I can no longer hear his voice. Diary.

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The last time Natalia saw or heard anything from her husband was a few days before the evacuation from Mariupol. Eventually, she began to keep a diary in which she described her family's life, events, thoughts and feelings, dreams, and counted the days of captivity. Natalia's husband is still being held by the Russians.