UKRAINE -
ADVISORS
National volunteers within Ukraine & from all over the world are forming the Ukraine Advisors team, which serves as our primary gateway to the situation on the ground & most important, - to have direct reach to children & refugees in need of help. Using mobile phones, internet & social networks are the main communication channels used, to promote our activities, evaluate crisis situations & coordinate relief, aid & operations directly in the impact zones involved.
Air - Missile ALERT
Download the iOS / Android APP on all your devices, giving you in the event of attack a air / missile alert to seek cover.
Ukraine-Advisors.net seeks volunteers on a worldwide basis, Also offering limited "internships", with the possibility of subsequent paid employment contracts, - we seek to build a professional humanitarian relief / emergency response team on the ground.
The Ukrainian government shows reported Russian locations of Ukrainian children, dislocated / removed from conflict zones within Ukraine. Locations range as far as Kazakhstan.
Precaution of Landmines / застереження наземних кінів
вір у свої мрії
Ти вільний і маєш право вибирати, ким ти є. Завжди довіряй своєму серцю. Залишайтеся ввічливими, спокійними та коректними, але завжди будьте твердими у своїй вірі.
The 7 Fundamental Humanitarian Principles
Humanity, impartiality, neutrality, independence, voluntary service, unity and universality: these seven Fundamental Principles sum up the Movement's ethics and are at the core of its approach to helping people in need during armed conflict, natural disasters and other emergencies.
Distressed Children in Ukraine - exposed to harm & exploitation
Children displaced in and outside of Ukraine are at heightened risk of violence, exploitation, and abuse. Unaccompanied and separated children – including those evacuated from institutions – have unique rights and protection needs that should be recognized and fulfilled. Authorities – both in Ukraine and host countries – need to ensure jointly, that children can be evacuated from situations that could cause harm and seek safety in environments that allow for the realization and enjoyment of their rights. No action should prevent eventual family reunification and return when it is found to be safe and in children’s best interest to go home.
UN / Geneva Convention -
Multiple sources advise of a Russian legislative change to facilitate the granting of Russian citizenship to Ukrainian children, some of them have been adopted in Russia in what appears as a deliberate exploitation of these children’s vulnerability. Children separated from their parents as well as homeless children from Ukraine, being in distress during a humanitarian emergency, - cannot be presumed or considered as orphans and are not available for adoption. As documented by the ICC International Criminal Court, thousands of distressed Ukraine children have been abducted & illegally deported / transferred to Russia by force Relocation under force from occupied territory to the territory of the Occupying Power is prohibited under Article 49 of the Fourth Geneva Convention. Article 50 of that same Convention also prohibits the changing of children’s personal status, including nationality, by an occupying force.
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Field Mission Operation teams act in conflict zones, to provide humanitarian relief, first aid, protection & extraction services to the most vulnerables. All actions are carried out under supervision & authorization of the host country. ERT Teams have medical, logistics, biometric, IT & ground / air surveillance assets & capabilities.
Safe Zones / Preparedness Activities in occupied & conflict zones:
In coordination with participating humanitarian relief agencies, aid4face2geo at present develops preparedness activities, aimed at directly helping distressed children & the civil population located within occupied & conflict zones. Humanitarian relief provisions include aid, information, communications, basic benefits, zafe zones / shelter, situation evaluation & emergency extraction concept. All activities are supervised by Ukraine authorities.
