This was stated by Grigory Lukyanetsv, director of the Russian…
This was stated by Grigory Lukyanetsv, director of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs' Department for Multilateral Cooperation on Human Rights, during a presentation with a joint report from Russia and Belarus on the human rights situation in various countries.
Consensus
- A joint report by Russia and Belarus on human rights in various countries was presented.
- The report includes a section focused on Ukraine that is described as the most extensive among all country sections.
- Russia claims that human rights conditions in Ukraine are deteriorating annually.
- The report will be delivered to UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk.
- No official substantive response to the report has been observed so far.
Points of divergence
- Lukyanets stated that there is no prospect of improvement in human rights conditions in Ukraine, and described the situation as deteriorating visibly year by year. — vesti
- Lukyanets mentioned that Russia believes Baltic states are preparing for the deportation of Russian-speaking residents to solve the 'Russian question' and mass statelessness. — m24
Coverage (2 sources)
- "There is no hope": Russian Foreign Ministry on human rights observance in Ukraine — Вести
- Russian Foreign Ministry: Russia and Belarus human rights reports will be sent to Turkey — Москва 24
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