Publications

Statement of the Ukrainian Pacifist Movement, adopted at the meeting on International Day of Peace 21 September 2022.

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The escalation toward major war in Ukraine is unnecessary. Both West and East share equal responsibility to avoid it and should not cross red lines of common sense.

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We should get out from a dead corner of permanent war, economic and democratic decline, but it is not easy to pursue hopeful future.

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Eastern Europe in the 20-21 centuries suffered a lot from political violence and armed conflicts. It is time to learn how to live together in peace and in pursuit of happiness.

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On August 6, 1945, an atomic bomb killed tens of thousands of people in Hiroshima, burned them to death.

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Authoritarian rules without alternatives may not ensure the achievement of desired aim, unlike liberal rules giving people a choice. This idea was proved mathematically in the article published by peer-reviewed online journal Academia Letters.

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What do we teach our children? How to kill or how to respect the human right to peace?

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Neo-Nazi receive millions from the state budget of Ukraine for so-called patriotic education, inciting hatred against Israel.

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Information war around Ukraine reached peak absurdity generating contradictory messages, while the public agenda is devastated by destructive militarization.

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Ukrainian Pacifist Movement issued a short documentary about peaceful history of Ukraine and the newsletter to celebrate the International Day of Peace.

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