A significant report has just been presented to journalists worldwide and the public to expose and gain a deeper understanding of what the bloody Kremlin regime is perpetrating in the 21st century.
Let us finally acknowledge that Russia’s genocidal narratives are rooted in colonial narratives, and its propagandistic narratives cast doubt on Ukrainian identity and are built on Soviet-era disinformation campaigns, says Christopher Atwood, head of the group of advisors of Souspilnist Foundation, one of the advisers to this document. Russia is committing genocide in Ukraine, and those responsible for the crimes must be held accountable, with the Russian state bearing responsibility for violating the Genocide Convention.
Further discussion of genocidal policies, in his opinion, will compel everyone to confront this dreadful reality, and the world will begin to contemplate the fundamental narratives that have provoked unimaginable atrocities by Russia in Ukraine. Because Russian senior officials continue to incite genocide by denying the right of Ukrainians to their identity and to live in an independent state.
Halting the human-hating ideology of Putinism is the duty and task of the world.
We offer you the full text of the report prepared by our colleagues from New Lines and the Raoul Wallenberg Center for Human Rights.
