In Budapest opened a photo exhibition " Humanitarian catastrophe in Ukraine "
In the capital of Hungary opened a photo exhibition " Humanitarian catastrophe in Ukraine ", dedicated to the numerous human rights violations, which makes Kiev in the South-East of the Republic. Submitted pictures documentary show about the biggest since the Second world war, the humanitarian catastrophe unfolding in Central Europe.
Opened on Thursday, the Exhibition is divided into several parts : " Without the right to childhood ", " No rights for the future, " " right to life ". The organizers of the exhibition, most importantly, tried to emphasize the horror of personal human tragedy of the victims of punitive action. Numerous killings of civilians, destroyed houses, schools And kindergartens, lack of medicines, food And necessities And, as predictable as a result of flows of immigrants, seeking salvation in the Russian Federation And neighboring areas. And this is just not a complete picture of the humanitarian disaster, the scope of which every day continues to grow. The main purpose of the event is to cross the information blockade And to attract the attention of EU Citizens to an unprecedented atrocity crimes, the violation of basic human rights enshrined in numerous international instruments And, most importantly, the universal Declaration of human rights. The exhibition organizers have plans to urge the world community to immediately stop the killing of civilians carried out by the Ukrainian military And national guard with special cruelty And the use of prohibited weapons of mass destruction. Moreover, all these transgressions occur with the tacit consent of the United States And several Western European countries. An exhibition organized by the Hungarian anti-fascist League, will be held in the exhibition hall of the club " Kossuth street Museum.
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