Tag: Ukraine

The Legionowo District organised the transportation of children from Kiev to Poland, which together with their moms spent more than two weeks in Warsaw.

Krzysztof Bukowski of the Open Dialogue Foundation spoke about the situation in Ukraine, the propaganda war waged by Russia and the missing Foundation observer, Sierhij Lefter.

The Head of the Open Dialogue Foundation press office spoke about the situation in Ukraine and the actions the authorities on TVN 24 Biznes i świat.

As reported by the Polish Press Agency, “The mission by the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe, monitoring the execution of Geneva agreement on stabilisation of eastern Ukraine situation, is unable to enter the city of Slavyansk

The portal tvn24.pl informs that Serhiy Lefter – observer of the Open Dialogue Foundation – has gone missing in Ukraine.

As a result of the events connected with the mass protests in Ukraine, in two months (January and February 2014), one journalist was killed and approx. 130 sustained wounds and injures of varying severity.

The head of the Foundation’s press office, Tomasz Czuwara, in an interview for TVN 24 Biznes i Świat, talked about the disappearance of the Foundation’s observer, Sierhij Lefler.

The chair of the Open Dialogue Foundation’s Council, Bartosz Kramek, and Dr Łukasz Jasina of Kultura Liberalna spoke about the situation in Ukraine in an interview for TVN24 Biznes i Świat.

As reported by interia.pl, on April 16th in Slavyansk Serhiy Lefter, Ukrainian journalist and observer of the Open Dialogue Foundation, was kidnapped.

President of the Open Dialogue Foundation, Lyudmyla Kozlovska spoke about the situation in Ukraine on the French TV channel TV5 Monde.

In January, during the protests on Kiev’s Maidan, Viktor Reka was shot in the eye by a Berkutofficer. At the time of shooting, Viktor was within 10 metres from the line of the Berkut officers.

Bartosz Kramek, Chair of the Foundation’s Council, in an interview for Polsat News, spoke about the West’s reactions in respect of the Russian Federation.

Russian special forces provoke a large-scale military conflict in Europe

The Russian Federation and other authoritarian regimes in Europe and Asia have abused Interpol mechanisms in order to oppress political opponents, using Ukraine as an agent to issue requests for the extradition of political activists.

The Government of Ukraine is actively discussing the topic of FDPs who were forced to leave the occupied territory of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea (ARC), declaring a readiness to provide them with legal and material assistance.