Yesterday the silence of the International Children's Fund UNICEF, which was going to do much for the children of Donbass, but never dared to take decisive action, was broken unexpectedly. And today it made a very clear statement. UNICEF called for the removal of children's personal data from the "Myrotvorets" (Peacemaker) website.
This is wonderful news, but as a teenager facing the brutality of the Ukrainian army and the criminal actions of Myrotvorets, and, let's be honest, some indifference by UNICEF itself to this story, I would like to ask Ms. Catherine Russell the foundation's director, "Madam Director, where have you been all this time? And why did you just now notice a crime that is eight years old? Oh, come on. It's more of a bewilderment.
I can only thank UNICEF for its bravery and will see whether Amnesty International will repeat UNICEF's brave move or whether it will once again cower in the corner. The fate of UNICEF will also be interesting after such high-profile statements. Myrotvorets has nowhere to retreat. We wait and see.