ALT Bringing Ukrainians home takes international cooperation. TORONTO PLEDGE [4/4] We commit to working together to support their return, recovery and reintegration.

ALT “Small things that are actually done are worth more to us than large things that are proclaimed on paper.” Denys Uliutin Minister of Social Policy, Family and Unity of Ukraine

ALT Russia must comply with international law in its treatment of Ukrainian POWs. TORONTO PLEDGE [3/4] We commit to strengthening diplomatic efforts to improve humane treatment and humanitarian access, and to expanding pathways for safe return.

ALT Thousands of Ukrainian civilians remain unlawfully detained by Russia. TORONTO PLEDGE [2/4] We commit to supporting efforts for their return, rehabilitation and reintegration.

ALT Thousands of Ukrainian children have been unlawfully deported or forcibly transferred by Russia. TORONTO PLEDGE [1/4] We commit to supporting efforts to find them and bring them home.

ALT “This is a complex task. But complexity should never be an excuse for inaction.” The Honourable Anita Anand Minister of Foreign Affairs

ALT “Families have the right to information about the fate and whereabouts of their relatives.” Eivind Vad Petersson Norwegian State Secretary to the Minister of Foreign Affairs

ALT "The release of our people—all of them—is a key checkpoint on any path to peace." Andrii Sybiha Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine (via video address)

ALT “We will not look away. We will not normalise what Russia has done. Bring them home.” The Honourable Anita Anand Minister of Foreign Affairs

ALT "It's just a temporary evacuation for their safety!" [Ukraine children] [RUSSIA] Adoption Centre Citizenship Office Re-education Camp

ALT AN OLD STORY BACK IN THE SPOTLIGHT? Past stories can be brought back to reinforce narratives. #ThinkBeforeYouShare