Mobilising hearts and minds in wartime: ukrainians’ concerns and hopes about military service

This study examines attitudes towards mobilisation among different groups in Ukrainian society. The report presents key findings from interviews and focus groups with men currently serving in the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU), male civilians, wives of men currently in the military, female relatives of men of draft age, veterans, and young people below conscription… Читати далі

Medical services at Shyrokivska village community of the Zaporizhzhia region

In January 2024, the Kharkiv Institute for Social Research conducted a survey at Shyrokivska village community of the Zaporizhzhia region. Conclusions Residents of Shirokivska hromada encounter the field of health care quite often in their lives. Only in the last year, 60% of the residents of the community applied for medical assistance. At least once… Читати далі

Medical services at Velykoburlutska village community of the Kharkiv region

In January 2024, the Kharkiv Institute for Social Research conducted a survey at Velykoburlutska village community of the Kharkiv region. Conclusions Residents of the Velykoburlutska community encounter the field of health care quite often in their lives. Only in the last year, 46% of the residents of the community applied for medical assistance. At least… Читати далі

Annual report KHISR 2022

The year 2022 has become extremely difficult for everyone. A full-scale war forced millions of Ukrainians to change their lives, fight every day for survival and help the army resist the Russian invaders. Some members of our organization joined the Armed Forces of Ukraine, some moved to safer regions and helped from there, some stayed… Читати далі

The Analysis of the System of Justice for Minors in Conflict with the Law in Ukraine Practical Aspects

This publication results from the research conducted in June-October 2021 by Kharkiv Institute for Social Research as part of the Council of Europe Project “Combating violence against children in Ukraine, Phase II”. The report provides information on how the rights of children in conflict with the law are observed, on whether prevention programmes are available… Читати далі

Children and war: March-May 2023

The second year of Ukrainian-Russian war continues to cause many losses for Ukraine — the Russian army regularly shells the civilian population and civilian infrastructure. As of May 31, 2023, 483 children have already died, 989 have received injuries of varying degrees of severity. More than 2,900 cases of crimes against Ukrainian children by the… Читати далі

Children in Ukraine: almost a year of the war

For almost a year, we have been documenting the war crimes of the Russian army in Ukraine. Most of them are directed against the civilians. The occupiers are shelling residential areas, shopping centers, places where humanitarian aid is distributed, hospitals, schools and playgrounds. They kill and terrorize the residents of the temporarily occupied territories, create… Читати далі

Children and the war in Ukraine 24.11.-24.12.2022

The cold season slowed down the liberation of Ukrainian territories. At the same time, it brought a load on the heating and energy systems in the conditions of constant shelling of Ukraine’s critical infrastructure. The population is forced to adapt to long-hour shutdowns of light, water and heating, which is extremely difficult for families with… Читати далі

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