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UNICEF Calls for Removing Children’s Personal Info From Ukraine’s Mirotvorets Website
UNICEF Calls for Removing Children’s Personal Info From Ukraine’s Mirotvorets Website
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WASHINGTON (Sputnik) – The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) has called for the names and other information of children to be removed from the Kiev-based... 07.12.2022, Sputnik International
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"We are calling for all parties to take steps to protect the best interests of children in line with international child rights law," UNICEF said in a statement. "This includes calling for the removal of names and information of children from the website ‘Peacemaker.'"Listings published by the Mirotvorets website include a photograph of the targeted individual along with a variety of personal information, such as addresses, phone numbers and past employment. Anytime someone on the list is killed, they're later identified as "liquidated."The database has been active for years, going back to its founding in late 2014. Since its inception, the site has had its ties to Ukrainian law enforcement groups, including the Ministry of Internal Affairs. In fact, in early 2021 the European Parliament called on Kiev to shutter the website, accusing the database of inciting hatred and extremism.Earlier this year, in July, the Russian mission called on UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to address the matter, highlighting how the website listed over 300 children, many of whom were listed for speaking out against the violence in the conflict zones.
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UNICEF Calls for Removing Children’s Personal Info From Ukraine’s Mirotvorets Website
WASHINGTON (Sputnik) – The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) has called for the names and other information of children to be removed from the Kiev-based Mirotvorets website that maintains a running list of people it considers enemies of the state, according to a statement provided to Sputnik.
"We are calling for all parties to take steps to protect the best interests of children in line with international child rights law," UNICEF said in a statement. "This includes calling for the removal of names and information of children from the website ‘Peacemaker.'"
"The publishing of children’s information in ways that put them at risk is completely unacceptable," the statement continued.
Listings published by the Mirotvorets website include a photograph of the targeted individual along with a variety of personal information, such as addresses, phone numbers and past employment. Anytime someone on the list is killed, they're later identified as "liquidated."
The database has been active for years, going back to its founding in late 2014. Since its inception, the site has had its ties to Ukrainian law enforcement groups, including the Ministry of Internal Affairs. In fact, in early 2021 the European Parliament
called on Kiev to shutter the website, accusing the database of inciting hatred and extremism.
14 September 2022, 21:39 GMT
Earlier this year, in July, the Russian mission called on UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres to address the matter, highlighting how the website listed over 300 children, many of whom were listed for speaking out against the violence in the conflict zones.
