Children in Kharkov study at school underground. UN report: fighting has a destructive effect on children of Ukraine Human rights ~ 60 > death, injuries and separation from the family are only some of the traumatic events that have been influenced by Ukrainian children for three years, which has completely changed since the beginning of a full -scale invasion of the Russian Federation. This is stated in the current report of the UN Human Rights Office (UVKPH). “ongoing combat operations and occupation of units of Ukraine by the Russian Federation led to massive violations of human rights and caused unimaginable suffering to millions of children. Their rights were undermined in all aspects of life, and the children received deep wounds – both physical and psychological, ”said the Supreme Commissioner of the UN Human Rights Folker Turk. ~ 60 >~ 60 > victims among Ukrainian children 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~From February 24, 2022 to December 31, 2024, the UN Human Rights Office confirmed the death of 669 and the injury of 1833 children, many of whom became victims of the widespread use of explosive weapons in settlements. In the territory controlled by Ukraine, 521 children died, 1529 – were injured, while in the occupied territories these indicators are 148 and 304 children, respectively. Real numbers are probably much higher, emphasized in UVKPH. The vast regions of Ukraine are now dotted with mines and unexploded ammunition, which for many years will pose a threat to the life and safety of children. ~ 60 > 60 > as of December 2024, about 737 thousand children were in the status of internal immigrants in Ukraine. Another 1.7 million children became refugees, and many of them from the very beginning of the war and to this day remain separated from their parents, most often from the father. serious violations of children’s rights ~ 60 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~ 62According to the report, children in the regions of Ukraine occupied by the Russian Federation are “especially vulnerable”. In the first months after the invasion, the Russian armed forces used mass violence against the civilian population, including children, is noted in the document. ~ 60 > UN Human Rights Office also confirmed that in the first year after the invasion of at least 200 children, including many in the boarding schools, were transported to the occupied territories or to Russia – such Actions can be qualified as war crimes. However, due to the lack of access to the territory of Russia and the occupied regions of Ukraine, UVKPH cannot fully appreciate the scale of these movements. ~ 60 > legislation changes 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62After the annexation of the four regions of Ukraine at the end of 2022, which, as the authors of the report note, is “a violation of international law”, the authorities of the Russian Federation introduced large -scale changes to the legislation, institutions and management systems that negatively affect children and their rights, warn the authors of the report. so, children are lit up with Russian Citizenship and the Russian school program, while accessing education in Ukrainian is limited. Military and patriotic programs that are being implemented in schools and youth organizations “expose children to military propaganda,” the authors of the report said. These changes, they emphasize, contradict the norms of international humanitarian law, which obliges the occupying power to protect children, respect their national identity and ensure the continuity of education and the preservation of culture. ~ 60 > attacks on schools 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62For the period under consideration, at least 1614 attacks led to the destruction or damage of schools. In response, the Ukrainian authorities took a number of measures, including the obligatory presence of bomb shelters in schools or a transition to online learning. More than a third of Ukrainian children learn completely or partially remotely. However, frequent air anxiety interferes with classes, and the strikes of the Russian armed forces on the energy infrastructure of Ukraine lead to disconnects of electricity, which interrupts online lessons or makes them impossible for long periods. ~ 60 > 60 > 62 ~ according to the report, after three years of unheard of military education, the level of education of children It has decreased that it limits their future opportunities in study and career. recognize and eliminate violations ~ ~ 60 > “It is obvious that Ukrainian children have experienced a whole spectrum of heavy tests of war, each of which leads to serious ones. consequences. Some of them turned out to be refugees in Europe, others become direct victims of the war and live under a constant threat of bombing, and many are under pressure from forced laws and the policy of the Russian authorities in the occupied territories, ”said the Supreme Commissioner. 60 >“ As our report, recognition and recognition and recognition and recognition and recognition and recognition. The elimination of violations is the necessary conditions so that all Ukrainian children can restore their rights, identity and security, and have the future free from the consequences of war and occupation, ”the Turk emphasized. 62 >