Published on: 04/05/2022
From a gender-based violence (GBV) shelter in Lviv, our Senior Emergency Coordinator Mustafa Elkanzi describes how UNFPA supports women and girls during the war in Ukraine.
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Resources
Resource date: Apr 2022
Author: UNFPA EECA
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Updates
03 May 2022
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Press Release
19 April 2022
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Published on: 18/04/2022
Natalia is a UNFPA-supported psychologist who is working with Ukrainian women and girls who fled into Moldova.
“The war trauma haunts them all. They feel lost and don’t know where to go next,” she says.
Learn how UNFPA is providing refugees from Ukraine with the support they need.
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Statement
08 April 2022
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Resource date: Apr 2022
Author: UNFPA EECA
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Resource date: Mar 2022
Author: UNFPA EECA
Ongoing hostilities in Ukraine continue to drive unprecedented levels of displacement both inside the country and across international borders. An estimated 10 million people have fled their homes.
Most of the displaced are women and children who need safety and support every step of the way.
UNFPA is scaling up its response with partners to safeguard the health and rights of women and girls, including to give birth safely and to live free from violence and abuse.
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Published on: 16/03/2022
Elena and her teenage daughter Tatiana fled the war in Odessa, Ukraine to seek shelter in Chișinău, Moldova. To this day, more than 2.5 million Ukrainians have crossed borders into neighboring countries. Like Elena and Tatiana, most of them are women and children who left their husbands, fathers, brothers and sons behind. Learn more.
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