This year, the KHPG has provided humanitarian aid to five hundred prisoners
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As part of the DIGNITY project, the Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group provides assistance to prisoners who, due to hostilities, find themselves in extremely dire conditions, having lost their social ties.
People in prisons, correctional colonies, and remand centres, like all Ukrainians, are suffering from the war. Many of them have lost contact with their families — especially those who were evacuated from frontline colonies. For some prisoners, their families remain in the occupied territories, while others have lost their relatives. This means no visits, no parcels, and no assistance with medicine or money. In administrative parlance, this is referred to as the ‘loss of social ties’.
As part of the DIGNITY project, the Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group provides assistance to prisoners who, due to hostilities, find themselves in extremely dire conditions.
