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In emotional addresses, trade union representatives from the mining, electronics and engineering, aircraft, oil and gas, and chemical sectors, described the reality for workers in war-torn Ukraine, experiencing daily bombing of factories, a lack of specialized staff and production stoppages.Ĭoal mining is crucial for the country’s economy and energy supplies. Workers’ rights in times of war - testimonies Valeriy Matov (President Nuclear Power and Industry Workers Union - Atomprofspilka) Mykhailo Volynets (President Independent Trade Union of Miners - NPGU and Confederation of Independent Unions of Ukraine - KVPU, member of Parliament) Kemal Özkan Alexander Bercht (IGBCE board member) Felix Hett (Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung representative for Ukraine)

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Textile, garment, shoes, leather and textile services.

Glass, cement, ceramic and associated industries.

Chemical, pharmaceutical and bio-science.

Hundreds of pre-school, primary and secondary schools have been damaged or destroyed by bombing and shelling, disrupting the education of Ukraine’s children, with potentially lifelong consequences. The upheaval of war has created a particularly tenuous situation for displaced children, those living in institutions, and children with disabilities. Families’ incomes and access to services have been decimated. The conflict has caused significant damage to vital infrastructure, severely impacting access to electricity, heating, water and telecommunications. They bear invisible scars and trauma that may take a lifetime to heal.

Some have fled alone, increasing their exposure to abuse, abduction, sexual exploitation, and human trafficking. Children are being robbed of their childhood, of time with friends and family, of a peaceful life. Ukraine’s children are paying an extraordinary price in lives lost and upended. The war has resulted in death, injuries and mass displacement – nearly two thirds of children have been forced to flee their homes.