Russo-Ukrainian War

human rights violations in the

Russo-Ukrainian War

A plan on resolving the war on disinfromation in the Russian, Ukrainian, and International theaters

Overview

• information is a human right.
• we want to combat the information war by promoting education, truth, evidence
• expected outcomes:
• digitial vault/archive
• media-lititerate population through programs
• truth and education broadcasting
• success: verified data, 30% literacy increase, interactivity with USB + servers
• important to: right to truth, right to reparation, right to education, global security

Success and Challenges

• success:
• 85% verified submissions
• 30% media literacy improvement
• interaction with USB and wifi servers
• challenges:
• risk to citizens for possession
• data poisoning in vault with AI
• forgotten passwords
• to address:
• implementing dummy code
• board to review submissions
• visual clue passwords rather than words

The issues:

• unlawful attacks
• ill-treatment of POWs
• right to edcuation
• older peoples' rights
• freedom of expression

• discrimination
• LGBTQ rights
• censorship
• gender based violence

• conscientious objector's rights
• freedom of religion and belief
• right to healthy environment
• forced displacement
• right to truth, justice, and reparation
• suppression of non-russians
• internally displaced peoples' rights

<-- from the Bucha Massacre, 2022

Goals and Methodology

• goals:
• legal credibility and verified documents
• neutralize bias education
• media literacy
• the plan
• the archive - blockchain + hashing
• education - by UNESCO/NGOs
• delivery system - satellite + sneakernet

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Brief context

• Manifestation of a great power rivalry: U.S./NATO vs Russia
• Ukraine claims independence post-USSR, aligns westernly
• Russia annexes Crimea, 2014
• Full-scale invasion of Ukraine, 2022
• End goal: Russian power and prestige

Significance to Human Rights

• Widespread + systemic repression, violence, and violations of IHL, IHRL, + UN Charter
• Shows:
• blatant disregard for post-war conventions
• disregard of globally recognized soveriegnty
• limitations in int'l law and accountability - Russia/Putin can do what they want and no one can stop them

who is impacted?

• disinformation campaigns in Ukraine: started in 2014
• Ukraine Crisis Media Center + StopFake
• used to weaken/divide Ukraine and international cooperation and support

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in Russia/Russian-occupied global south Europe

bias schooling/suppressed identity pro-Russian / anti-Ukraine propaganda ^^

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• UDHR: Right to Education
• UN CED: Art 24 Right to Truth, Right to Reparation

Works Consulted