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A year of resistance

In the night of February 22, exactly one year ago, French and Ukrainians came together to protest against this invasion, that few wanted to happen but which seemed inevitable thanks to the threatening will of a single man. One year ago, we gathered anxious, incredulous, facing the relentless course of events that, hour after hour, were to lead to the subjugation of a people, the destruction of an entire nation, punished for having once again chosen, eight years ago, freedom during the Revolution of Dignity of Maidan.On February 22, while hour after hour Russian soldiers entered occupied Donbas, and then on the morning of February 24, while the Kremlin drunk on power revealed its intentions in broad daylight beneath the whine of missiles, we swore to support Ukraine until victory.In...

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The war. A female gaze

The exhibition ‘The war. A female gaze’ is presented from February 24 at the Paris City Hall by the association Stand With Ukraine as a tribute to the role of Ukrainian women in the war launched against their country. The event will partner with the festival Odesa Photo Days, created in 2015 to promote contemporary Ukrainian photography internationally and the Franco-Ukrainian association Amuse A Muse, which works to strengthen cultural ties between France and Ukraine. The project is also supported by the Paris City Hall and the Ukrainian Embassy in France.A year ago, on February 24, 2022, people in Ukraine were woken by the sound of bombs and anxious calls from friends and relatives. Russia had just started a full-scale war against Ukraine, attacking its values and freedom. This war i...

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Auchan complicit in Russia’s crimes in Ukraine!

Auchan Aiding Russia’s War Effort for Free! A year after Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Le Monde, in partnership with Bellingcat and The Insider Russia, has documented Auchan’s complicity in supporting the Russian army—the same army that abducts children and commits war crimes.As a reminder, since the September mobilization law, companies remaining in Russia are required to assist with the mobilization effort, even to the point of organizing the conscription of their own employees!This is precisely what Stand With Ukraine denounced at the time alongside the B4Ukraine coalition. We reiterate: all international companies still operating in Russia must leave the country immediately.The investigation reveals that among the supplies sent by Russian civilians to s...

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