Documents & investigations
At Bring Kids Back UA, we work closely with our partners to research, document, and expose the full scale of Russia's unlawful deportation of Ukrainian children. Through the efforts of our Task Force, we produce in-depth white papers and policy recommendations grounded in international law and human rights standards. These investigations help drive global awareness, inform legal action, and support the path toward justice and accountability.
WHITE PAPERS
Safeguarding children from forced transfers and deportation
This White Paper, developed by the International Task Force
This White Paper, developed by the International Task Force of the Bring Kids Back UA initiative, investigates Russia’s systematic deportation of Ukrainian children — exposing it as a coordinated policy that violates international law and may amount to genocide. It provides a clear legal framework, key evidence, and policy recommendations for global action. Co-authored by leading international legal experts including Baroness Helena Kennedy KC, the paper serves as both a call to justice and a roadmap for accountability. Download to understand one of the most urgent child protection crises of our time.
Reintegration of children affected by deportation and forcible transfers
This White Paper provides a strategic framework for the
This White Paper provides a strategic framework for the safe and effective reintegration of Ukrainian children who have been forcibly transferred or deported by Russian forces. It outlines international standards, practical recommendations, and best practices to guide Ukraine’s response. It focuses on trauma-informed reintegration, family-based care, mental health support, institutional coordination, and justice mechanisms — calling on global partners to support long-term, child-centred recovery efforts.
