Ukrainian Children Kidnapped by Russia – Europe’s Role in Bringing Them Home and Ensuring Justice
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Russia’s war against Ukraine has resulted in the forced transfer and abduction of Ukrainian children. These are serious violations of international law and children’s rights. How can these children be returned to their families and communities, and how can those responsible be held accountable?
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Meet the EU Special Representative for Human Rights, who also has a specific responsibility for the EU’s efforts to secure the return of abducted Ukrainian children. The discussion focuses on the extensive violations that have been documented, including the forced transfer and abduction of Ukrainian children from occupied territories. The conversation will explore the legal, political, and humanitarian tools available to facilitate the children’s return to their families and to ensure accountability for these actions. It will also highlight the EU’s role in strengthening support for Ukraine and advancing justice and accountability efforts. The event will be held in the “Hot Seat” format—an open and reflective conversation that gives the audience the opportunity to listen, engage, and ask questions.
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Kajsa Ollongren, EU Special Representative for Human Rights, European External Action Service (EEAS)
Anna Rennéus Guthrie, Director, Moderator, Stockholm Free World Forum
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Evenemangstyp: Samtal
Evenemangs-ID: 7366
Språk: Engelska
Förtäring: Nej
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Kontaktperson: Khrystyna Hevchuk, Ordförande, RefugeeHope UA&SE, 073-779 06 68, khrystyna.hevchuk@refugeehope.eu
Sven Bergland, RefugeeHope UA&SE, 070-828 62 02, sven.bergland@refugeehope.eu
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Senast uppdaterad: Tisdag 16 juni 2026