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And there it is — the long, stubborn shadow of an outdated soviet system that darkens these places and the mind—set that sustains them. dehumanising and condemning disabled people. its intolerable. if ukraine wants to be part of the western world, a law—abiding democracy, it cant write off children with disabilities. theyre part of the picture. you cant have democracy without basic human rights for your most vulnerable citizens. teeth grinding annas anxiety has alerted us to a system that ...

Ive been here about seven years ago. and oleg was here. they converse. oh! hi. its good to meet you. he said, "oh, wow, youre a journalist!" its my pleasure to meet you. hes excited. oleg is 43, and has cerebral palsy. and how long have you lived here, oleg? she translates, he responds. very long. yeah. he had to stay in bed in this position for a long time — years, years to be like that. im just concerned about the potential that he hasnt lived up to because he was staying here for his whole ...

Human rights investigators say ukraine shouldnt be allowed tojoin the eu until it abolishes this system. a warning — this report from our correspondent danjohnson contains distressing images. this is the start of a life likely to be shaped by confinement, in a system that steals hope and squanders potential. these are the youngest children whove just been given up by their parents into the care of ukraines network of institutions. and, as they grow older, things barely change. the same cot, th...

You believe vlad is the only child abducted from your region in this conflict. why was he taken? is it because of who you are and because of your official position? >> translator: when he was taken it was by accident. vlad was in the vehicle, in the back of a vehicle. when he was in at the checkpoint, this was the last checkpoint and our area. he was -- the car was being checked and vlad was looking at his phone. and the people who were in his car said, these are children, theyre just looking at...

>> i can see the pain in your face, the pain of any parent in the horrible situation that you are in. oleg, thank you so much for coming on. oleg, thank you. we will continue to follow his story. coming up for us, violence erupts at the funeral of the al-jazeera journalist killed in the west bank. a live report from jerusalem next.

Unfortunately, i cannot go into a lot of detail about that. >> oleg, before you go i have to ask you with everything, your responsibilities to your country, your responsibilities to your family and everything you have seen in this war so far already, are you hopeful that you will see your son brought home alive to you? >> translator: i am definitely going to see him. i will do everything i can to get my son back. if my son can hear me now, i am not going to leave you behind, son. i will get him ...

Is going on in ukraine now. thank you. have a good day. now to an update on a story we shared with you yesterday. a go fund me page for ukrainian oleg moskalenko raised $30,000, a page started by olegs life long friend after he was captured by russian forces, tortured for several days, and then left to die in the woods. thankfully good samariteans helped him get to germany for treatment. they lost everything in this. and you can keep helping oleg by donating to that go fund me page which will ...

There was still blood on the sidewalk outside iyrenas home. her husband oleg was executed. oleg was a welder. he never served in the military because of a bad back, nor held a weapon. russian soldiers pulled him out of his home, which they set on fire, oleg was wearing slippers. >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language]

>> when president zelenskyy toured the area himself, he described what he saw as a genocide. it was apparent that the war was taking a toll on him. russian claimed the images coming out of bucha were all staged, and that ukrainian actors pretended to be dead. there was no blood on the sidewalk outside arenas home. her husband oleg was executed. oleg was a walter. he never served in the military because of a bad back, nor did he have a weapon. russian soldiers pulled him out of his home, which th...

Oleg was a walter. he never served in the military because of a bad back, nor did he have a weapon. russian soldiers pulled him out of his home, which they set on fire, oleg was wearing slippers. >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> putin has the humanize the