By Eliza Popova
Dmitry Lubinets explained forced displaced Ukrainians, as well as their loved ones, how to get help while in the Russian Federation. "If you or your loved ones are in Russia and need help to get a safe area, contact us for a" hotline ": 0-800-50-17-20 (free); +38 044-299 -74 -08 (if you are outside Ukraine); [Email Protected], " -wrote the Verkhovna Rada Commissioner for Human Rights.
Cases of forced movement of Ukrainians have been recorded by the International Human Rights Organization Amnesty International. The Secretary General of the Anses Kallarmar stated that there were evidence of deportations of Ukrainian citizens, as well as threats and beating at filtration points. Focus also wrote about why Russian invaders called on Kherson residents to "evacuate" to the right bank of the Dnieper.
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