Anna Romandash - Ukrainska Pravda

Criminalized and invisible: the long fight of queer Ukrainians

From Soviet-era criminalization and secrecy to today’s struggle for equality – discover the hidden history and resilience of queer Ukrainians in their fight for visibility, rights, and dignity.

Anna Romandash, 6 September, 16:24

Advocating for disability rights amid war

Natalya Pruhlo fights for disability rights, providing aid, mobility support and advocacy for isolated individuals in rural communities during wartime. Discover her inspiring work in Opishnya.

Anna Romandash, 3 April, 18:33

Fighting human trafficking on the Ukrainian border: an activist's testimony

Amid the chaos of war and migration, Nina Pakhomiuk leads Volyn Perspectives in the fight against human trafficking on Ukraine's western border. From rescuing victims to raising awareness, her efforts shine a light on a hidden crisis. Nina's mission is simple yet powerful: to restore dignity and hope to those who have endured unimaginable exploitation.

Anna Romandash, 15 January, 22:13

"Russians knew who to target. I could not save everyone" – a disability activist who rescued locals from occupied Kherson

Anna Romandash, 6 February 2024, 21:31