Ukraine

5 جمادى الثانية 1433

22 years of supporting the people affected by the nuclear disaster in Chernobyl

On 26 April 1986, an unprecedented nuclear explosion happened near Chernobyl, northern Ukraine.

22 ربيع الأول 1433

Coming in from the cold - Ukraine Red Cross responds to the big freeze

Northern Ukraine has recorded some of the lowest temperatures in the current cold snap affecting half of Europe which has killed hundreds of people, the majority of ...

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CHERNOBYL 25 YEARS AFTER: “WE STAND IN SOLIDARITY”

By Joe Lowry in Kiev While the world struggles to deal with the triple disaster in Japan, international attention was focussed on an earlier nuclear disaster in Ukrain...

10 ذو الحجة 1431

President’s visit to Ukraine moves forward humanitaria agenda

We must start by knowing who we are.

3 شعبان 1431

Ukraine: living with HIV in hiding

Fighting stigma and discrimination against people living with HIV is at the core of the Red Cross Red Crescent AIDS response.

3 شعبان 1431

Living with HIV in Ukraine: “I am still here very much thanks to my Red Cross visiting nurse”

His name is Eduard.

27 رجب 1431

Eastern Europe hit by floods

Large swathes of Eastern Europe, including regions within Ukraine, Romania and Moldova, have been hit by heavy floods, plunging rural communities into vulnerability.

18 ذو القعدة 1430

Ukraine: Red Cross responds to H1N1 pandemic

Schools are closed, public events banned and travel restricted for a three-week period after the first death from H1N1 flu was confirmed by the Ministry of Health ...

Chernobyl: the Red Cross continues to save lives

3 جمادى الأولى 1430

Tributes paid to Red Cross volunteers as Chernobyl tragedy remembered

The Govener General of Canada, Mme Michealle Jean has paid tribute to the hundreds of Soviet Red Cross Red Crescent volunteers who were active in the wake of the ...

2 محرم 1430

Ukraine: Warmth and hope for flood-hit communities

If you were trying to define "the back of beyond" you'd describe Tismenitsa.

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