UN Human Rights Council condemns Russia's deportation of children from Ukrainian temporarily occupied territories
The UN Human Rights Council at its session on Tuesday adopted a resolution condemning Russia's violation of human rights in Ukraine, in particular, the deportation of children from temporarily occupied territories.
“#HRC52 | Draft resolution A/HRC/52/L.41/Rev.1 on the situation of human rights in #Ukraine stemming from the Russian aggression was ADOPTED,” UN Human Rights Council said on Twitter on Tuesday.
Twenty-eight out of 47 members of the UN Human Rights Council voted for the resolution, 17 more – among them India and Kazakhstan – abstained, two – China and Eritrea – voted against.
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