vandalism
In Denmark, sculptures about the war by Ukrainian artist Maria Kulikovska were destroyed at exhibition
Commenting on the events in Copenhagen, Kulikovska explained that she sees the same logic in them – the destruction of art as a form of political pressure and an attack on a defenseless body. She understands that the sculptures were intentionally broken and views their destruction as the beginning of a period of mourning and a shift toward a more radical artistic language
A draft bill submitted to the Parliament that will allow doctors to deny a woman in an abortion
This refers to refusal for reasons of conscience
Imprisoned Maidan activist Kostenko may get disability due to improper treatment
The lawyer of the political prisoner announced he had already filed the complaint with the European Court. He intends to file two more complaints, including about the fact of tortures.
Psychological rehabilitation for servicemen may become obligatory
The National Guard of Ukraine introduces the NATO standards of medical and psychological rehabilitation.
Menorah monument set on fire at Babi Yar memorial park in Kyiv
On the eve of the Jewish New Year, the unknown vandals desecrated the monument at the Babi Yar
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