A girl with a disability was returned from occupation: the invaders wanted to send her to a boarding school in Russia
Kyiv • UNN
The Ministry of Reintegration helped to evacuate a 24-year-old girl with a disability from the occupied territory of Donetsk Oblast. After the death of her grandmother, the occupiers planned to send her to an orphanage in Russia, but thanks to joint efforts, she was returned to her mother.
A 24-year-old girl with a disability was evacuated from the temporarily occupied territory . After the death of her grandmother, the occupiers decided to send her to an orphanage in Russia, but thanks to joint efforts, she was reunited with her mother. This was reported on Wednesday by the Ministry of Reintegration, UNN writes.
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Recently, the Ministry of Reintegration was reportedly approached by an NGO with a request to help evacuate a girl with a disability from the temporarily occupied territory of Donetsk Oblast.
"She lived there with her grandmother, and her mother was in the government-controlled territory of Ukraine. When the grandmother died, the occupiers decided to send the girl to the territory of the Russian Federation - to a boarding school for people with disabilities," the department said.
Representatives of the Ministry of Reintegration in cooperation with the Ukrainian Child Rights Network, Pluriton, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the State Migration Service took up the task of returning her.
"The preparation of the route and the journey lasted almost 28 days. Currently, Svitlana (the name of the returned girl) and her mother are safe," the Ministry of Reintegration said.
