Iryna Vyrtosu
Do YOU See Discrimination? It Sees You
A presentation of the educational campaign "Discrimination limits. Counteract!" took place on March 24th during the XII International Documentary Film Festival Docudays UA
Darling, March 8th is Your Day… If You Live until Then
In the middle of March hysteria, I would like to add a spoonful of tar to the holiday.
Russia seeks to create Puppet Crimean Tatar self-governing bodies
Having tried and failed to cower Crimean Tatar leaders into submission, the Crimean puppet government installed after Russian soldiers seized control last February is now attempting to replace elected members of the Crimean Tatar Mejlis and Qurultay with ‘reliable people’
Never Again?
“Price of a Jew in occupied Kiev: two loafs of bread, 50 marks and a pint of oil," recalls Olexander Sklyarovsky who survived the Nazi occupation of Kyiv during World War II
Multiethnic Ukraine: 134 Indigenous Peoples and Ethnic Minorities
Who are the Ukrainians then? They are much more than just ethnic Ukrainians
A lawyer in a wheelchair has won the first case on the discrimination of disabled persons in Ukraine
Dmytro Zharyi, wheelchair bound, has won a case on discrimination of persons with disabilities against a pharmacy chain. The whole chain is stripped of its license
A Crimean Carol: Journey Home for the Holidays
Every time I would go back to my native Crimea, I eagerly waited to see the salt-grizzled Syvash out of the train window
Why Do Roma Children Not Go to School?
Roma children do not go to school due to poverty, early marriage (applies mostly to girls), neglect, and the reluctance of parents
Festival of Equality: Fighting Discrimination through Art
The first Festival of Equality took place in Kyiv on December 13-16
