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Masha. ‘You know you are at risk when coming on Maidan in Yalta’
I consider myself to be a Ukrainian. Although now everybody calls me a Moskovite because Russian is my mother language.
Vika. ‘Happiness is electricity, hot water, food and no bombs’
I’ve got used to bombing, but leaving, the feeling that people are far away in different cities and countries hurts much
Sofa from Pisky village: I wanted to cry over such a ‘present’
Ukraine is a multiethnic country. The “Ukrainians” of different ethnic origin are likely to be found among your colleagues and friends as well.
ECHR orders Russia to pay Bolotnaya Square activist damages
Frumkin was detained at the Bolotnaya Square and sentenced to 15 days of arrest. The court did not take into account the information from the witnesses as well as the circumstances of detention.
Yevheniy. ‘I just want to survive, it’s the very same push…’
Everything happened literally overnight - I went to the railway station, bought tickets, and we arrived in Khmelnytsky the next day
Yulia. I want to have opportunity to return home
It is interesting to break the stereotypes when you come to the servicemen, talk with them, especially if you speak Ukrainian, they find out that you are from Luhansk and do not understand what's going on
Liudmyla. Ukrainian Janusz Korczak
I said I would not take children to shelled Luhansk...
Svitlana. ‘I’ve refused Russian citizenship twice’
Sometimes I say stupid things but I don’t want to be killed, jailed or punished for my nonsense. It is very important for me to call a spade a spade, but it can’t be done now in Crimea.
Three friends
The events in Ukraine made girls get much more mature faster, though they still remain the same restless, ambitious, sincere Ukrainian teenagers.
Maryna. “I’ve started to draw again in Lutsk”
Support is very important at the beginning. It helps in difficult situations. Then you can already move on your own. There will be a person, who needs help more than you.
9 LGBT Activists Attacked After Equality March
After the Equality March that took place on June 6 in Kyiv, aggressive young people pursued LGBT activists and attacked them
Why will you not release Nadiya Savchenko, Mr Putin?
PACE deligate Nadia Savchenko stays on hunger for 65 days in Russian inprisonment
Arrest sanctioned of Tymoshenko judge Kireyev; Real lustration stalled
Last week it was progress on dealing with judges who are widely seen to have compromised themselves and Ukraine’s justice system through politically motivated rulings during EuroMaidan
Columns
“I hear your anger, your dreams, and your hope”: a letter to a peer under occupation from a 10th grader from the Kherson region
No one should ever be allowed to violate the rights of Indigenous peoples
What does just peace mean for Ukraine and why does Crimea remain a fundamental issue?
“The number is not answering, but I can hear you”: A letter to a peer in occupation from a 10th grade student
