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Ukrainian churches urge all Parliament factions to save freedom of expression

02.12.2019 Churches and religious organizations of different denominations, as well as believers from different regions, sent letters to all factions of the Parliament of Ukraine asking them to redirect the draft law #0931 for revision.

Ukrainian Council of Churches convinces parliament to amend the draft law #0931

26.11.2019 Ukrainian Council of Churches and Religious Organizations urges MPs to amend the draft law No. 0931, so that the fanatical fight against discrimination does not lead to the suppression of citizens' constitutional rights.

Ukrainian Council of Churches condemned anti-Semitic provocations in Kyiv

25.11.2019 The Ukrainian Council of Churches and Religious Organizations issued a statement condemning the desecration of the monument to the Jewish writer Sholem Aleichem in Kyiv.

Civil society developed an action plan for releasing the remaining Kremlin’s captives

19.11.2019 Religious and public figures discussed their further joint efforts to release Ukrainian citizens taken prisoner of war or captive as a result of Russian aggression and to rehabilitate them to civilian life.

Human rights activists call on OSCE to monitor religious persecution in Crimea and Donbas

thursday 19 september 2019

A special event held as part of the annual OSCE meeting in Warsaw was dedicated to the problems of religious freedom in the territories of Ukrainian Crimea and Donbas occupied by Russia.

Ukrainian Council of Churches will cooperate with the Ministry of Internal Affairs

18.09.2019 The leadership of the Ministry of Internal Affairs discussed with the Ukrainian Council of Churches and Religious Organizations directions and practical mechanisms for further cooperation.

Civil society takes joint efforts to release hostages from Russia and the occupied Crimea and Donbas

thursday 25 july 2019

Religious and public figures, human rights activists and relatives of hostages and political prisoners agreed to cooperate under the Religious Freedom Roundtable in Ukraine.

Russia is responsible for religious oppression in the occupied Crimea and Donbas

tuesday 14 may 2019

Practices of abduction, torture and extrajudicial executions of clerics and individual believers of most confessions, except the Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate, are widespread.

Ukrainian Council of Churches condemns terror against Christians in Sri Lanka and Nigeria

23.04.2019 Ukrainian Council of Churches and Religious Organizations condemns the preaching of religious hatred or attempts to justify crimes with feelings of religious superiority.

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Magnitsky Act sanctions against religious persecution

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