Ukrainian Teen Taken from Mariupol Enrolls in Russian Law University
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Russian children's rights ombudsman Maria Livova-Belova announced that a Ukrainian teenager, Pilip, who was taken from the occupied Mariupol and placed under her care, has been admitted to the Moscow State University of Law to study and become a prosecutor. The Ukrainian initiative Bring Kids Back criticized this, stating that Pilip was removed from his home, given a Russian passport, and subjected to pressure on his Ukrainian identity. The International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant for Livova-Belova in connection with the illegal deportation of Ukrainian children.
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