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Mark Osborn, a teacher from south London, recently met activists from Ukraine’s Free Trade Union of Education and Science Workers (VPONU), an affiliate of the Confederation of Free Trade Unions (KVPU), in Lviv and Kyiv. On 22 August, in western Ukraine, I met the Lviv Committee of VPONU. Nataliia Babych told me that Ukrainian education workers needed solidarity from British unions: “We want to survive. We want to be free and live in an independent Ukraine. We want to live in a democratic state.”

The panel discussion "Return the Kids to Ukraine: Abduction of Ukrainian Children" was held on September 7 at the premises of the German Bundestag with the participation of politicians, diplomats, experts, lawyers, volunteers, and journalists. — Ukrinform.

Mark Osborn, a teacher from south London, recently met activists from Ukraine’s Free Trade Union of Education and Science Workers (VPONU), an affiliate of the Confederation of Free Trade Unions (KVPU), in Lviv and Kyiv. On 22 August, in western Ukraine, I met the Lviv Committee of VPONU. Nataliia Babych told me that Ukrainian education workers needed solidarity from British unions: “We want to survive. We want to be free and live in an independent Ukraine. We want to live in a democratic state.”

Since Russia commenced its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February last year, numerous bodies-ranging from Ukrainian authorities, human rights organizations, international entities, and news agencies-have reported a plethora of alleged Russian war crimes and human rights abuses.

Ukraine has opened more than 3,000 criminal cases over Russia’s alleged crimes against children in the country, including dozens of torture cases, Ukrainian prosecutors said Thursday.