Must return all displaced children

Another reason is the so-called boarding school reform in late spring – early summer. According to the Cabinet of Ministers, as a result of this reform, 42 thousand children were thrown out onto the street, the Children's Rights Commissioner Mykola Kuleba says 50 thousand, human rights activists say 95 thousand. Even UNICEF expressed concern about this.

Children from dysfunctional families were sent home where there was simply no one to look after them. And we must also understand that most of the parents of these children were deprived of parental rights for abuse and torture of children or incurable alcoholism and drug addiction. And so these parents were taken and returned their children, so 90% of them ended up on the street. They do not go to school and, even more so, do not study online. They live in collectors, on construction sites, on the perimeter of train stations. Somewhere I even came across data voiced by Kuleba that since the summer 12% of these children committed suicide. They simply could not survive on the street or decided to "escape" from the abuse of their alcoholic and drug-addicted parents.