The HRC about events in Ukraine: " the tongue Kalashnikov " to come to the common opinion is not

Protection of children in the combat area in Ukraine is " a sacred obligation of the warring parties "to help here would and humanitarian corridor - He is, but as long as his work is not organized until the end, said the head of the presidential Council on human rights Committee (HRC) Mikhail Fedotov, adding that Russia must be ready for the reception of immigrants from the South-East of Ukraine.

On Tuesday the International organization UNICEF, operating under the auspices of the United Nations, said that 7 children received health was damaged During clashes in the East of Ukraine.

" Protecting children is a sacred duty of the warring parties. Another 5 may, the Council tried to convince the power to stop confrontation and to proceed to negotiations. In the language of the Kalashnikov about anything to come to a common opinion it is impossible, " said Fedotov.

without a doubt, and international humanitarian organizations, the most important thing UNICEF and the international Committee of the red cross, should save the children trapped in the combat area, added the head of the HRC. He said that in his statement human rights activists also called on the OSCE, the Ukrainian authorities and insurgents to help establish a humanitarian corridor in Ukraine.

" This humanitarian corridor in effect from time to time, because the most important thing the initiative of the member of the Board of Elizabeth Glinka - Dr. Lisa. Other members of the Council, for example Maxim Shevchenko and Andrei Yurov, trying to help her to establish the necessary contacts. We specifically do not disclose details of the organization of this corridor that this thin thread is not broken, " said Fedotov, adding that the Council in its own statement on may 5, expressed concern that Ukraine is on the verge of a humanitarian catastrophe, and now We see that our warning was absolutely justified."

" Russia should be ready to accept immigrants from the South-East of Ukraine


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