A recent article by The Daily Telegraph highlights the challenges faced by children across Ukraine after years of full-scale war.
Across the country, children are living through constant air raid sirens, displacement, loss, and fear. Many are experiencing severe psychological distress, including anxiety, sleep deprivation, withdrawal, and difficulty speaking. In frontline and rural areas, access to specialised support remains limited.
These experiences are not isolated. They reflect a broader pattern of harm affecting a generation growing up surrounded by violence.
Global Rights Compliance continues to support Ukrainian law enforcement agencies in documenting crimes against children and supporting accountability efforts, recognising the long-term consequences such violations carry.
As Wayne Jordash KC, President of Global Rights Compliance, said:
“These crimes against children are unfolding on a vast and devastating scale. Their trauma will reverberate across generations.”
Read the full article.