Russian authorities in occupied Ukraine have set up an online catalog for the adoption of Ukrainian children, which NGOs consider child trafficking.
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The NGO Save Ukraine has denounced the creation by the Russian authorities of an online catalog of 294 Ukrainian children offered for adoption on the basis of their physical features. Most of the children were abducted from the Luhansk region and their parents were killed or forced to accept Russian documents. Ukraine has identified more than 19,500 abducted children, with real estimates ranging from 200,000 to 300,000. The abductions are considered war crimes and the international community has condemned the actions.
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"Este trafic de copii". Rusia a lansat un "catalog" al copiilor ucraineni pentru adopție
Copiii ucraineni dați spre adopție pot fi „sortați” după culoarea ochilor și a părului, într-un catalog lansat de ruși în teritoriile ocupate, denunță un ONG de la Kiev
Autoritățile ruse din Lugansk au creat un "catalog online" de copii ucraineni spre adopție. Un copil poate fi selectat după culoarea ochilor, culoarea părului și caracterul său
Ucraina: Rusia are un catalog unde copiii ucraineni pot fi adoptați cu un singur click, sortaţi după trăsături
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