Palace of Nations in Geneva. Ukraine: At the UN, they are called to “put an end to daily killings and destruction” Human rights The murders and wounds of dozens of civilians last weekend, “mainly as a result of attacks committed by the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation,” emphasize the urgent need to put an end to the conflict and take steps to achieve a strong world on conditions that meet the norms of international law. This was stated on Monday by the Supreme Commissioner of the UN Human Rights Folker Turk. exacerbation of violence Since Friday, Russian troops every night struck Ukraine using a record number of long -range missiles and drones, as a result of which, according to the UN Monitoring Mission to Human Rights in Ukraine, at least 14 civilians were killed, including three children, and 11 children were injured. Most of the dead and victims – in large cities such as Kyiv, Kharkov and Nikolaev, as well as in densely populated areas of other regions of the country. strokes in the territory of the Russian Federation according to the Russian authorities, on the weekend of at least 11 peacekeepers. Residents in the territory of the Russian Federation suffered as a result of a large number of long -range drones launched by Ukrainian forces. ~ 60 > “It’s time to put an end to the invasion of Ukraine, agree on a comprehensive ceasefire in order to stop daily murders and destruction and begin genuine peaceful negotiations based on the principles of international Rights ”, said Turk. A peaceful settlement and human rights “For a sustainable solution to the conflict, it is necessary to put the interests of people and human rights in the first place. The focus on peace negotiations should be the needs and rights of those who suffered the most – prisoners of war, detained civilians, deported and forcibly displaced children, forced immigrants and residents of the occupied territories of Ukraine, ”the Supreme Commissioner emphasized. in recent days the parties were exchanged in recent days 880 prisoners of war and 120 civilians. According to reports, most civilians were previously in conclusion, however, the details about the exchange have not yet been published. “Many families finally were able to breathe a sigh of relief, because their loved ones returned home. & Amp; nbsp; but at the same time, other families lost their relatives and were left without a roof over their heads-settlements throughout Ukraine were attacked,” said the Turk. ~ 60 > ~ 60 > he recalled that even under the conditions of continuing combat operations, it was necessary to ensure that it was necessary to ensure that it was necessary Protection of people deprived of freedom. Entertainable executions, torture and any form of inhuman or humiliating the dignity of the prisoners are prohibited under any circumstances and must be immediately terminated, the UN Human Rights Office said. & Amp; nbsp; 62 ~~ 60 > besides civilians deprived of freedom, must be deprived of freedom. Liberated, “as soon as legitimate grounds for their detention are disappeared.” The main human rights activist of the UN also called for refusing the forced return of people. Practical measures to strengthen the protection of prisoners of war and civil detainees include ensuring the possibility of regular communication with families, creating medical commissions to visit and assess the state of health of prisoners, as well as the admission of independent observers, including experts of the UN Rights Office, to the places of detention. monitoring mission UN ~ 60 > Office of the UN Human Rights Supreme Commissioner has been monitoring the observance of human rights in Ukraine since 2014. Since then, it has interviewed more than 1,700 former and current prisoners of war and civilian detainees on both sides. According to the UN, from the moment of the beginning of the full -scale invasion of the Russian Federation on February 24, 2022, the Office confirmed the death of at least 13,134 peace and injuries 31,867. unisef: three children were killed ~ 60 > as a result of a series of attacks against Ukraine, three children were killed over the past three days, another 13 minor Ukrainians were injured. This is stated in the statement of the head of the Ukrainian representative office of the UN Children’s Fund Munira Mamadzade . “We express the deepest condolences to their families and relatives. UNICEF and partners continue to provide extraordinary assistance to communities affected by attacks, ”said Mamadzade. 60 > he recalled that according to the UN, from January to 2025, more than 220 children were killed or wounded as a result of attacks. This, according to the representative of UNICEF, is 40 percent more than the number of victims among children registered for the same period of the last year. ~ 60 > stroke inflicted last weekend became the most deadly for children from the moment the ballistic missile exploded over the children’s platform in Krivoy Rog last month. The Unisef is concerned about this trend, they call to immediately stop the “senseless violence” and ensure the protection of children. & Amp; nbsp;