Germany At UN Calls On Russia To Immediately Return Abducted Children To Ukraine
Germany condemned Russia's systematic human rights violations in Ukraine's temporarily occupied territories and called for an immediate end to the torture of prisoners and the return of abducted Ukrainian children. Germany's Permanent Representative to the UN, Ricklef Beutin, stated this during general debates at the General Assembly on "The Situation in the Temporarily Occupied Territories of…
Germany raised concerns at the United Nations about Russia's systematic human rights abuses in Ukraine's temporarily occupied regions. Permanent Representative Ricklef Beutin addressed the General Assembly, condemning Russia's torture of prisoners of war, illegal detention of civilians, and forced displacement of Ukrainian children.
Beutin emphasized that these actions constitute crimes against humanity and called for an immediate, safe, and unconditional return of the abducted Ukrainian children to their families or legal guardians. He highlighted the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war and repression, which has terrorized and humiliated Ukrainian civilians and prisoners of war.
Beutin stressed that victims require immediate, unimpeded access to medical, psychological assistance, and justice, while those responsible must be held accountable.
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