Canadian, Norwegian, Ukrainian Ambassadors in Lithuania Sign Plea to Bring Back Detainees
The conference will gather foreign ministers and partners to support return, rehabilitation and reintegration efforts for deported children and detained civilians.
- Canada, Norway, and Ukraine convened the Second International Conference in Toronto on September 28 and 29, focused on returning Returning Ukrainian Children, Detained Civilians, and Prisoners of war through the Pathways to Peace summit.
- Russia's forced transfer and unlawful deportation of thousands of Returning Ukrainian Children constitutes repeated violations of international law. Detained Civilians face detention without due process in occupied territories, denied contact with loved ones.
- Across Ukraine, a daily minute of silence honors those lost in the War, reflecting the absence felt by thousands of families whose loved ones have yet to come home. This nationwide act of remembrance underscores the urgency of reunification.
- Ambassadors David Hartman, Kristian Netland, and Yuliia Fediv co-authored an open letter emphasizing that no country can address this issue alone. They stressed that returning every Detained Civilian and Prisoner is a humanitarian imperative.
- Success requires sustained cooperation among governments, international organizations, and civil society to rehabilitate and reintegrate returnees. Every person returned reunites a family, helping build trust and lay groundwork for a just and dignified Peace.
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Bringing them back home is a humanitarian imperative and an essential component of any peace process. It is about building trust and laying the foundations for a just, lasting and dignified peace, write the heads of diplomatic missions of Ukraine, Norway and Canada in Portuguese
The magnitude of this problem is immense, and no country or organization can face it alone; success requires sustained cooperation between Governments, international organizations, humanitarian actors and civil society
Working together to return Ukrainian children, detained civilians, prisoners of war
Their return is a humanitarian imperative and critical to any peace process.... Every person returned reunites a family. Every family reunited strengthens a community. And every community prospering helps rebuild Ukraine.
Canadian, Norwegian, Ukrainian ambassadors in Lithuania sign plea to bring back detainees
The ambassadors of Canada, Norway, and Ukraine to Lithuania have co-authored an open letter, announcing their shared effort to bring back home every deported child, detained civilian, and prisoner of war.
Working together to bring back Ukrainian children, detained civilians and prisoners of war
Bringing them home is a humanitarian necessity — and a crucial part of any peace process. It is about building trust and laying the foundation for a just, lasting and dignified peace, write the ambassadors from Ukraine, Norway and Canada.
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