Right to Protection

We continue to stand by to support hromadas in such challenging times.

R2P’s lawyer, a monitor, and a social worker, were on the ground, assisting affected residents. They provided guidance on documenting the damage and applying for compensation, shared details on other available support programs, and offered direct contact for continued help.

On the night of 29–30 April, several neighbourhoods in Dnipro were struck by drone attacks. Two private homes were destroyed, and another burned to the ground. Windows were shattered in numerous apartments, cars, and a local business were damaged. A 78-year-old man was injured.

R2P's monitors and lawyers provided consultations to those affected and helped with requests for support.

On the night of 27 April, Zhytomyrska oblast was massively attacked by drones. Private houses were damaged: those closest to the epicentre of the explosions suffered severe damage. Fortunately, there were no casualties.

Following a morning attack that killed and injured civilians—including children in #Pavlohrad, Dnipro Region —UN and partners are on-site assessing needs. Affected families have received emergency shelter materials to cover damage, as well as psychological support and legal aid.

In Kharkiv, 6 people, including one child, were injured. The Fund specialists provided legal and psychological assistance, advised on social issues and identified people's needs.

In Kyiv, missiles damaged around 30 buildings. So far, 12 people have been confirmed dead and more than 70 injured. In Khmelnytska oblast, 5 multi-storey buildings and about 16 private houses were damaged. Over 100 people were injured.

A massive overnight attack on April 24 caused widespread destruction and casualties across Ukraine, hitting Kyivska, Kharkivska, Zaporizka, Khmelnytska, Zhytomyrska, and Sumska oblasts. Hundreds of people were injured.

After a night attack in Kyiv, national and international aid organizations, along with UN agencies, have united with first responders and local services to support affected communities. "So now, everyone is trying to help each other," said Valentyna from @R2Protection. ⬇️:

R2P Presents an Alternative Report at the 115th Session of the UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. Read the report: cutt.ly/4rhFSjtx

In 2024, the #UkraineHumanitarianFund was the largest @CBPFs globally—allocating $162M to life-saving aid. Over $94M went to Ukrainian partners like @R2Protection. The 🇬🇧 is one of UHF’s top donors. Together, we #InvestInHumanity. Link to press release: bit.ly/UK4OCHA

Around 15 houses were damaged, leaving hundreds of people dealing with severe property loss. R2P’s nonitoring specialists, lawyers, psychologist, and social workers were on the ground at the affected locations, providing over 200 consultations.

Over 5,000windows were smashed and many apartments are in ruins. Dozens of people were left homeless and lost their property. A massive drone attack in #Dnipro on the night of 17 April claimed three lives and injured more than 30 people.

This morning, rocket attacks on #Kharkiv injured 98 people, including six children. One person was tragically killed. The strikes damaged 21 apartment buildings and 40 private houses, as well as schools, kindergartens, and other civilian infrastructure.

Read more on our website: cutt.ly/jrgYK48y

Employees of the regional offices of the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights Secretariat and the Eastern Interregional Centre for Free Legal Aid from Poltavska, Kharkivska, Sumska, and Chernihivska oblasts attended the event.

A two-day training, Peculiarities of Documentation of Refugees, Asylum Seekers and Stateless Persons under Martial Law in Ukraine, was held in Poltava.