Summary
This resolution condemns the Russian Federation's illegal war and its systematic practice of forcibly deporting Ukrainian civilians and children to Russia. It calls for immediate international action to protect victims and hold perpetrators accountable. 9 15.09.2022
Other
justice
government
human rights
criminal law
social policy
international relations
Key points
- The resolution condemns Russia's unprovoked and illegal war of aggression against Ukraine.
- It highlights the systematic use of 'filtration camps' where civilians face interrogation, torture, and biometric data collection.
- The forced transfer of children to another group with the intent to destroy a national or ethnic group is identified as a potential act of genocide.
- It calls for the immediate cessation of all forced deportations and the repeal of laws facilitating the adoption of Ukrainian children by Russian families.
Speeches
23 Speeches in total
Pro
Contra
Viola VON CRAMON-TAUBADEL
Verts/ALE
Documents (PDFs)
JOINT MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on human rights violations in the context of the forced deportation of Ukrainian civilians to and the forced adoption of Ukrainian children in Russia
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the human rights violations in the context of forced deportation of Ukrainian civilians to and forced adoption of Ukrainian children in Russia
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on human rights violations in the context of forced deportation of Ukrainian civilians to and forced adoption of Ukrainian children in Russia
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on human rights violations in the context of forced deportation of Ukrainian civilians to and forced adoption of Ukrainian children in Russia
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION Human rights violations in the context of forced deportations of Ukrainian civilians to and forced adoption of Ukrainian children in Russia
Human rights violations in the context of forced deportation of Ukrainian civilians to and forced adoption of Ukrainian children in Russia
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