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In recent days the presentation of Liberi liberati's International project "An Embroidered dreams" was hosted recently by the "Caritas-Kyiv" Charitable Fund in Kyiv. Children with disabilities and their families, all internally displaced persons from eastern Ukraine, attended the event.
Since January 2014 the team of EMPR - independent citizen media about Ukraine - has been informing our readers 24/7 about the real situation in the zone of international conflict in Ukraine, where Russian forces and their proxies, the special reconnaissance and sabotage units, Russian mercenaries and other terrorists invaded and waged war.
Recent UN data shows Ukraine now has over 1 million internally displaced persons. While government’s initiatives are often criticized for inability to address the needs of IDPs quickly and efficiently volunteers seem to have taken the central role in aid provision to those who had to leave their homes.
While fighting rages in Ukraine’s East, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) helping people map the damage to prepare for a swift recovery.
On January 14,2015 the Ukrainian Canadian Congress (UCC) supports the call by the Ukrainian World Congress for the immediate release of Ukrainian pilot, Member of Ukrainian Parliament and delegate to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE), Lt. Nadiya Savchenko. Here below the full version of the appropriet press release.
A few weeks ago, as residents of the town “A” in the Donetsk region explained, pharmacies ran out of children's medicines and bottle nipples used for feeding infants. (They had not been cheap, even when available, and many mothers have no money.)
The situation in eastern Ukraine is forcing people to leave their homes, the men and women who are able to work are forced to look for jobs in strange cities, elderly people are forced to seek help from relatives, and children with disabilities are left to rely on people with a big heart who care enough to help.
St. Nicholas Day is a holiday the whole world knows. Like children everywhere, children in Ukraine wait for it impatiently every year. The way the holiday is celebrated in Ukraine can differ from region to region and from family to family. It can include going to church for a prayer service. It can include kids painstakingly writing perfectly formulated letters that include a catalog of flawless behavior in the past year and requests for a desired toy, book, a computer mouse or an iPad. It can include gifts of candy and oranges placed neatly under a pillow promising a morning of surprise and joy and the assurance that the sweet kid will continue to believe that St. Nicholas EXISTS. But there are consistent elements in any St. Nicholas Day celebration. Always there is an atmosphere of warmth; there are always preparations and there is always the possibility that a miracle will visit the children.
The first EMPR award for media support for the ArtilMaidan European tour in Paris and Prague received today.
More than one hundred citizens & guests of Prague have come to see PRoVOCation art to the central square today
Prague welcomes Art-project ATR&FACTS - PRoVOCation second time within a week.