An international coalition of the EU, Ukraine, and Canada has launched a joint program to return children deported by Russia.
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The EU, Ukraine, Canada, and other partners have joined forces to return children forcibly transferred and deported by Russia, according to ReliefWeb. The joint initiative aims to expedite the identification and repatriation of minors. The program provides for coordination between state structures and international organizations.
The EU, Ukraine and Canada have launched a joint programme to return Ukrainian children deported by Russia from occupied territories. The initiative envisages systematic identification, search and repatriation of children through coordination between state bodies and international organizations.
The programme increases the chances for families separated as a result of deportations to be reunited and for children to return home. The return of deported minors is becoming a priority for the international community, which may accelerate the process of search and implementation of the long-awaited return of Ukrainian children.
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