29/09/2026 | 20:37:34 (Undelivered speech, Rules of Procedure Art. 31.2) Thank you, Mr President. Today, more than six hundred thousands of Ukrainians live with disabilities because of the war. This is a terrible number. Sadly, it grows every day. Helping these people recover and return to normal life is a question of dignity and our responsibility to them. Priority number one, good medical and psychological rehabilitation. Ukrainian doctors are working at the limit of their capacity. The number of wounded people... 25/01/2024 | 10:52:24 Thank you, Mister President. Dear colleagues, Today I would like to bring to your attention the incredible resilience of the children and families of Ukraine during the war. Despite intense battles, missile strikes, and drone attacks for over 20 months, 94% of them continue to attend classes either in person, online or mixed learning. It is not easy to visit schools for them. Because of air alarms, children and staff have to organise lessons in school shelters. Still, parents generally praise... 12/10/2023 | 20:14:22 (Undelivered speech, Rules of Procedure Art. 31.2) Thank you, Ms. President! Esteemed colleagues! The full-scale war of aggression started by the Russian Federation against Ukraine is a massive violation of international law and a tragedy of human suffering. One of such tragedies is unlawful deportation of Ukrainians to the Russian Federation that did not start in February 2022. Prior to this, such deportations took place, including the deportation of children from orphanages and children... 27/04/2023 | 16:59:29 Thank you, Mister President. Dear colleagues, the topic we are debating on today, terrifies me as a father, as a Ukrainian, and as a human being. In the middle of Europe, thousands of children are being abducted and forcibly taken away from their parents and their homeland. As per the national police of Ukraine, around 90 000 children have been illegally deported to Russia. However, due to the important occupation of Ukrainian territories and the lack of data, the number can be much higher... 12/10/2022 | 10:48:16 Thank you, Mister Chairman. The right to family is one of the priorities for children. This issue is relevant for Ukrainian unaccompanied children who moved to European countries because of the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine. No doubt, member states formed an effective system but it was noticed that some difficulties exist. Unfortunately, we do not have data on whether all Ukrainian children who are on the territory of the EU are currently reunited with their families or other...
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