National discrimination of minors citizens in the russian-occupied territories of Ukraine

The article is devoted to the research of the general context of russia's policy of forced migration and deportation of Ukrainian children. It is emphasized that the deportation and forced migration of children have become a way of destroying Ukrainian identity and can be considered an act of genocide against the Ukrainian people. The main facts of the genocide are highlighted: the forced deportation of children and orphans, the separation of parents and children in filtration camps, which were accompanied by the transfer of children to the russian environment. The main groups of influence methods of the russian authorities on deported children are identified: psycho-emotional, “patriotic” and physical. The factors of influence of the environment of the aggressor state on the Russification of Ukrainian children are analyzed: learning the anthem and russian history, military clubs, agitation for admission to russian universities, rejection of everything Ukrainian, adoption by russian families, etc. Based on examples of violations of the rights of minors during a full-scale invasion, the main methods of russian influenceon Ukrainian children have been established. The influence of the Russian authorities is particularly detrimental to children, the most vulnerable age group in society. The return of children to their homeland in Ukraine is the responsibility of government agencies, public organizations and foundations.

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Constructive geography and rational use of natural resources
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.17721/2786-4561.2025.6.1.-3/11
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Eastern European Communism and Reforms
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National discrimination of minors citizens in the russian-occupied territories of Ukraine

Tetiana Mykhailenko, Tetiana Shparaga
Constructive geography and rational use of natural resources
Eastern European Communism and Reforms
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National discrimination of minors citizens in the russian-occupied territories of Ukraine

Tetiana Mykhailenko, Tetiana Shparaga
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Abstract

The article is devoted to the research of the general context of russia's policy of forced migration and deportation of Ukrainian children. It is emphasized that the deportation and forced migration of children have become a way of destroying Ukrainian identity and can be considered an act of genocide against the Ukrainian people. The main facts of the genocide are highlighted: the forced deportation of children and orphans, the separation of parents and children in filtration camps, which were accompanied by the transfer of children to the russian environment. The main groups of influence methods of the russian authorities on deported children are identified: psycho-emotional, “patriotic” and physical. The factors of influence of the environment of the aggressor state on the Russification of Ukrainian children are analyzed: learning the anthem and russian history, military clubs, agitation for admission to russian universities, rejection of everything Ukrainian, adoption by russian families, etc. Based on examples of violations of the rights of minors during a full-scale invasion, the main methods of russian influenceon Ukrainian children have been established. The influence of the Russian authorities is particularly detrimental to children, the most vulnerable age group in society. The return of children to their homeland in Ukraine is the responsibility of government agencies, public organizations and foundations.

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