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Experts: Russian child deportations are crimes against humanity

Experts: Russian child deportations are crimes against humanity

An independent UN commission has concluded that Russia's deportation and forced transfer of Ukrainian children constitute crimes against humanity. The investigation into these practices was launched in 2022 shortly after the start of the Russian invasion.

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