The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) adopted a resolution addressing the situation of Ukrainian children, including those abducted by Russia and subjected to identity erasure attempts, as well as those who have found refuge in the EU.

PACE adopted a resolution addressing the situation of Ukrainian children abducted by Russia and those who found refuge in the EU

Exhibition 'War Diaries: Unheard Voices of Ukrainian Children' launched in Strasbourg

Exhibition launched during winter session of Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe

Exhibition supported by Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine

The international register of Ukrainian reparations claims could assemble 10 million contributions, according to its director Markiyan Kliuchkovskyi.

The register will gather claims related to loss of life, injury, forced displacement, deportation, torture, conflict sexual violence, loss of income, revenue or property, business losses, and environmental damage.

The Council of Europe expelled Russia following its February 2022 invasion of Ukraine.

The May 2023 Reykjavik summit agreed to create the Register of Damage.

Between four and six million Ukrainians fled abroad and two million were displaced within Ukraine.

PACE adopted a resolution calling for the recognition of deportation of Ukrainian children as war crimes and genocide.

The resolution was passed with 83 votes in favor during the morning plenary session in Strasbourg.