No, we will not remain silent. 100 thousand applications to the Register of Damages are only part of the truth. This is just a drop in the ocean of grief caused by Russian aggression. And this is just the beginning. Hope for more, because we are only beginning to open the wounds caused by these criminal acts.
Death, mutilation, torture, violence - the horrors our people have faced. Forced displacement, destroyed homes, losses that no amount of compensation can make up for. But we know: these are not all the statements. We are only on the verge of a new recognition of the suffering that continues.
Markiyan Klyuchkovsky, the executive director of the Register, knows what he is talking about. This is just a light warning. More testimonies are on the way, because the truth will not disappear anywhere. Every day the world learns more about how we suffer, about the harm done to us.
And so, the Registry of Losses for Ukraine has opened its doors to those who have suffered injustice. Law enforcement officers record every case, every broken touch to freedom. From forced displacement to deportation, the faces of grief are all too recognizable. And we will never forget.
This is not just about gaps in statistics. This is about our struggle, about the need to achieve justice. Against the system and the imaginary barriers that try to ban us. Justice is in the hands of those who dare to speak out.
Original source: https://ua.korrespondent.net/
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