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In the gardens of the Crimea, teachers are forced to conduct exercises with children about the “special operation” in Ukraine

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Teaching about “special operation” in Ukraine in Crimean kindergartens/Collage of 24 channels

The Russians continue to pursue a shameful policy of militarizing children in the occupied Crimea. Now the ideology of fighting nationalists and Nazis is being imposed on kids in kindergartens, using the example of Ukraine.

According to Lyudmila Denisova, the ideology of rashism is being formed in Crimea. The Commissioner of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine for Human Rights spoke about this in her telegram channel.

Denisova noted that teachers in kindergartens in the occupied Crimea are forced to conduct explanatory exercises with children about the “special operation” in Ukraine. Since the kids are still small, the ideology of fighting nationalists and Nazis is imposed on them in a playful way, using the example of Ukraine. By such actions, educators are trying to erase Ukrainian identity in the minds of children.

Moreover, children are forced to draw posters with hostile “Z” symbols. It is the equipment with this symbol that kills people and children.

It is also known that Russian policy was not limited to children alone. By order of the leadership of educational institutions, educators are required to find out from children about the attitude of their parents to the “special operation” in Ukraine.

If “unreliable” parents are found, information about them is submitted to the occupational punitive authorities.

Lyudmila Denisova recalled that such actions of the enemy violate the provisions of the IV Geneva Convention and the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child and appealed to the UN Commission of Inquiry into Human Rights Violations during the Russian military invasion of Ukraine, given these facts of violations of the rights of children in Ukraine.

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