Forced evacuation of children from combat zones: government approves mechanism
From now on, Ukraine will carry out mandatory evacuation of children from active combat zones. Find out more about the approved mechanism and whether a refusal is possible
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved an initiative to forcibly evacuate children from the war zone. This was reported by the press center of the Ministry of Reintegration of the Temporarily Occupied Territories.
It is noted that the basis for the mandatory evacuation is now the decision of the regional military administrations, agreed with the military command and the Coordination Headquarters for the mandatory evacuation of the population.
Compulsory evacuation of children will be carried out under the accompaniment of one of their parents, a person in loco parentis, or another legal representative.
Please note! Refusal of parents or guardians to evacuate a child is NOT allowed.
According to Iryna Vereshchuk, Minister of Reintegration of the Temporarily Occupied Territories, this decision should "encourage parents to take a more balanced approach to the issue of evacuating their children".
"Children in the war zone cannot take care of themselves. Therefore, adults are responsible for them. Refusal of parents or guardians to evacuate a child is not allowed. It is about their life", - the agency emphasizes.
Currently, only Bakhmut meets the relevant criteria for the forced evacuation of children from combat zones.
We remind you! Evacuation trains continue to run daily from the dangerous regions of Ukraine to reach the central and western regions. Read more about the train schedule and financial assistance to war victims here.
Our products and cooperation:
Visit Ukraine Tours is the largest online database of tours in Ukraine for every taste;
Visit Ukraine Merch - patriotic clothing and accessories with worldwide delivery;
Visit Ukraine Tickets - book airline tickets to anywhere in the world, as well as bus and train tickets;
Cooperation – cooperation and advertising integrations with the Visit Ukraine and Visit World projects.
Recommended articles
1 min
Way to Victory
War in Ukraine: How has a year of full-scale invasion changed Ukrainians?
Unfortunately, the war in Ukraine continues. All year round, every day, every second, Ukrainians are fighting for the right to live in a free country. During this time, each of us has rethought our existence. Here is how a year of full-scale invasion has changed the citizens of Ukraine
24 Feb. 2023
More details1 min
War
Press tours in Ukraine: heroism, courage, culture and history of the Ukrainian land
Conducting press tours and professional support for journalists, influencers and official delegations in Lviv, Chernihiv, Kyiv and cities of Kyiv region. Learn more in this article
01 Mar. 2023
More details1 min
Way to Victory
How Ukraine is perceived abroad: the first professional analysis
Ukraine has presented the first comprehensive analysis of the perception of our country abroad. It also contains recommendations for the development of Ukraine's national brand. Learn more about the results
02 Mar. 2023
More details1 min
Documents
COVID-certificates of Ukrainians vaccinated abroad will appear in Diia: how to get a document
Ukrainian citizens who have been vaccinated against coronavirus abroad will be able to generate a COVID certificate in the Diia app. Learn more about how to do this
08 Mar. 2023
More details
The simultaneous stay of visitors in the hotel lobby not more than one person per 10 square meters of serviceable area is allowed.
Persons can visit hotels and stay there (outside hotel room) only if they wear respirator or face mask (including homemade mask), so that the nose and mouth are covered.
Hotel guests are obliged to keep the 1.5 meters distance.
Online check-in making in advance is recommended to avoid queues at check-in to hotel.
Meals in hotels are provided through meals delivery service to rooms upon prior order or at hotel restaurants situated inside or in open areas, provided the distance of at least 1.5 meters between seats at adjacent tables.
Not more than 4 clients are allowed to stay at the table (excluding children under 14 years old). Unless these tables are separated by a special partition;
Self-serve is not allowed.