Tag Archives: Donbas

Civilians caught in Donbas conflict need government system to protect them

Blog, Op-Ed, UkraineBy Beatrice Godefroy November 10, 2020

November 10, 2020 By Beatrice Godefroy and Liza Baran Imagine that you live in one of the isolated villages located near the contact line in Eastern Ukraine. What would your life look like? Statistics show a 61% probability you would be a woman, 41% likelihood you would be over 60 years old, and 13% chance…

“When Will This All End?”: Voices from Civilians Living in Areas Affected by the Conflict in Eastern Ukraine

BlogBy Liza Baran April 15, 2020

It has been four weeks since the first COVID-19 case was registered in Ukraine. The Ukrainian authorities have moved rapidly and robustly to respond to the unprecedented crisis triggered by the pandemic, putting in place measures to tackle what is proving to be the biggest public health challenge in decades. While the everyday lives of…