Anand hosting conference today on returning Ukrainian children from Russian abduction
Canada is providing $863,000 in new funding as ministers and NGOs meet to expand efforts to return abducted Ukrainian children.
- On Monday, Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand is co-hosting a two-day global conference in Toronto alongside Norway and Ukraine to advance efforts returning abducted children, detained civilians, and prisoners of war from Russian custody.
- Ukrainian authorities cite more than 20,651 records of unlawful deportations or forcible transfers of children to Russia since the 2022 invasion, prompting the Trudeau government to launch an international coalition in 2024.
- The International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Russian President Vladimir Putin over unlawful deportations, as returned children reported physical and sexual violence and indoctrination during captivity.
- During the summit, Anand is scheduled to meet with ministers from Honduras and the United Arab Emirates, where attendees will hear testimony from Ukrainians who survived Russian captivity.
- Building on 2024 coalition efforts, this second international conference aims to coordinate global pressure to rehabilitate and reintegrate those unlawfully held, requiring sustained cooperation among governments and humanitarian organizations.
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Toronto, Canada, Sep 28 (EFE).- Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand acknowledged this Monday at the start of the international conference Pathways to Peace that the sanctions imposed on Russia alone cannot bring about the return of Ukrainian minors deported or transferred to Moscow and called on the Kremlin to allow their return. [...] Canada admits that the sanctions are not enough to bring Ukrainian children back was first published in HolaN…
Over 80 delegations to discuss operational framework for return of Ukrainian children, civilians, POWs in Toronto
Representatives from more than 80 delegations will participate on Monday in the Second International Pathways to Peace Conference in Toronto, dedicated to the return of Ukrainian children, illegally detained civilians, and prisoners of war, according to Bring Kids Back UA.
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Anand hosts conference on returning Ukrainian children abducted by Russia
TORONTO — Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand is co-hosting a global conference in Toronto on the plight of Ukrainian children abducted by Russian officials.
Canada Co-hosts Conference on Returning Ukrainian Children from Russia
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Canada, Norway and Ukraine bring together governments and international partners for two days in Toronto for the Ministerial Conference "Pathways to Peace." The speech of the three ambassadors in Italy
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