Page 97 - Orphans News Today

Every type of rocket strike or you already tillery strike on ukrainian cities or towns after every death of a civilian, you have police coming in later, if it is at all safe in an area, gathering evidence, and putting their own cases together to try to prosecute russian military units. we are probably going to see more of this coming from just the ukrainian judicial system in the months and years ahead. >> so, matthew, the kremlin has called these warrants outrageous, but do they actually deny w...

War, returning children who just wanted to go home to ukraine. >> translator: it was an outburst of emotions. once we embraced, it was like a great weight lifted. >> reporter: in the end, they gave up the children willingly. but save ukraine says that hundreds, perhaps thousands remain. our two countries are at war, says tatiana, but there are good people everywhere. >> reporter: president zelenskyy says more than 15,000 children could have been moved across the border into russia. the most seri...

This case the president of russia, has been issued an arrest warrant by the hague for war crimes. in this case the prosecutors seem to be going on a particularly clear cut case in his mind of moving children, particularly orphans, out of occupied territory into russia, and that certainly is amongst those most serious crimes that the hague court looks at. there was a great deal of, if not celebration a feeling of vindication by the special prosecutor here in kyiv and ukraine. they are still inves...

Compared to war crimes, competitive fighting etc, but this was an easy outline to draw up because in the essence of this, it is notjust the very fact that russia have moved those kids in the way that is understandable because it is a war zone and kids were in danger, the trouble and the very reason why the icc has done it is not only because russia has moved them but because russia has moved them but because russia has moved them but because russia has made a significant effort in order to re—...

People going from crimea to rescue the children. at a most and these were orphans taken from the state , and the heads of the groups who are named in the arrest warrant, and that they have said that they are involved in protecting the children which does not fly in the names of the fact, when you are look at the children are taught in russian and forced to sing the russian national anthem and forced away from the parents who are often and most still are separated from the parents and still are. ...

At the beginning of the war last year In Odesa, Ukraine, Chabad Rabbi Avraham Wolff and his wife Chaya acted quickly to help their community escape the country. 300 orphans were sent to Germany where they stayed in rented rooms. With the orphanage in Odesa empty, they started a school, complete with a bomb shelter so kids from the local Jewish community had a place to meet and have meals. That school has sustained the children through the war thus far, and the orphans returned a few weeks ago, s...

Attention. every faction wants to exert their authority, their power over others to show that theyre stronger, that theyre more capable, that they have better connections, that they have more d the ope, more money. its just, its an ego. its the hispanic machismo thing thats kicked in full force down there. rachel: yeah. the most important thing you can take away from whats happening is not to see the cartels in mexico as gangs or even the mafia. they operate like isis, and in many states in mexi...

Desperate acts driven partly by belief that orphanages have international food aid.

Of anta kya, close to the border with syria. our correspondent, anna foster, sent this report. there seems no end to the agony. today, fresh images of loss and grief. millions of people, desperately trying to heal, have been traumatised again. for many, the first thought was protecting their families. they gathered up everything that was precious to them and ran. this volleyball court was set up as a relief centre after the first earthquake, and by yesterday, it was almost deserted. but when peo...

Was protecting their families. they gathered up everything that was precious to them and ran. this volleyball court was set up as a relief centre after the first earthquake, and by yesterday, it was almost deserted. but when people felt the ground shake under their feet again last night, they fled back here, looking for a place of safety. felice and her sister are homeless now. holding her nephews tight, she doesnt know whats next. translation: im - concerned for our future. im afraid for our ch...