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Is the Russian state television making segments about how the Ukrainian children in Russia are 'early adopters'?
New trend report: Young people want alone time and shared experiences. - You feel very overstimulated in the digital world where young people spend a lot of time, and you feel quite chased in the performance-driven society, says Johanna Göransson, lifestyle expert. Watch the segment on SVT Rapport.
“Ukrainian children taken to military camps in North Korea” On at least two occasions, Ukrainian children have been taken to military camps in North Korea, according to Kateryna Rashevska from Ukraine's Regional Center for Human Rights, reports the Kyiv Independent. “12-year-old Misha from the occupied Donetsk region and 16-year-old Liza from occupied Simferopol were sent to Songdowon in North Korea, 9,000 km from their homes,” she testified during a U.S. Senate hearing on Russia's mass abductions of Ukrainian children. According to Ukraine, at least 19,546 children have been abducted since Russia's invasion in 2022. Many have been adopted by Russian families, while others have been taken to re-education camps. Rashevska states that the center has identified 165 camps in Russia, Russian-occupied areas in Ukraine, Belarus, and North Korea. On Wednesday, the U.S., along with 89 other countries, voted for a U.N. resolution calling on Russia to return all Ukrainian children taken without the consent of their guardians.