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The Independent journal People of Baikal profiled the Batrakov brothers: one who's stateside, the other on the front lines of Ukraine.
From pressuring teens to abort to denying requested abortions, orphanages in Russia often mishandle pregnancy cases.
Children from Russian-annexed Ukraine are being sent to camps in Belarus. Many don't return.
Orphans in the Far East to be promised housing if they fight in Ukraine.
A touching, short, CGI animated film looks at 20 years in the life of a Russian orphan.
There are two kinds of fast learners: robots and schoolchildren. Meanwhile, an odd cosmonaut tradition comes under siege.
In my capacity as a journalist, I usually tell unhappy stories about people’s lives that are almost inevitably destroyed by the government. Happy endings and happy people, on the contrary, are usually discovered by chance. The story I am about to tell you was brought to me by just one such chance.
The statistics regarding Russia's orphaned and/or abandoned children are quite disturbing with Americans making up the majority of foreign adoptive parents. Reforms have been implemented but do little to improve living conditions in Russia's orphanages. What does the future hold for these children?
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