Ukraine: Russian-Run Schools Violate Children’s Rights
In the occupied territory of Ukraine, Russian authorities are forcing children into schools that suppress their Ukrainian identity. These schools promote anti-Ukraine propaganda and pressure students
Source byline: Human Rights WatchJuly 16, 20261 min read
In the occupied territory of Ukraine, Russian authorities are forcing children into schools that suppress their Ukrainian identity. These schools promote anti-Ukraine propaganda and pressure students into militarized youth programs. Boys are also being compelled to register for the draft, which is against the law. Russian restrictions on the internet and increased surveillance are making it difficult for children to access Ukrainian education online. This has created a challenging environment for students trying to learn about their own culture and history. Further details about the situation are available from Human Rights Watch, which has been monitoring the developments in the region.
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