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Mariupol Drama Theater: 60 Years of History — From Construction to Air Strike
“I Cried, and the Desire to Help These People Grew in Me”.
What Residents of the Countries with the Largest Number of Refugees Learned about Ukrainians
Mariupol
Zaborona and the Center for Spatial Technologies Are Looking For Your Testimony about the Bombing of the Mariupol Drama Theater
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Do You Donate to the Armed Forces?
Then You Should Know How Large and Local Funds Work and Why the State Does Not Cover All Needs on Its Own
“The Occupiers Turned on the Song ‘Russians Are Coming’ and Started Mortar Shelling.”
the Story of the Defender of Mariupol Who Returned from Captivity
“Lots of Burials near Playgrounds: There Are Swings and a Row of Crosses.”
the Story of a Student Who Spent Three Months in Occupied Izyum
Reportage
“A woman may consent to sexual violence at war, but it will still be rape.”
Lawyer and writer Larisa Denysenko about the difficult work with victims of Russian aggression
War
“Smart Militarization”:
Will the military training for politicians discriminate against women’s political rights in Ukraine?
“A Calibrated Crime”: What Is Behind the Attack on Mykolayiv Regional State Administration?
Highlights from the Truth Hounds Investigation
“Iron” or soft power. What do Ukrainians choose: a strong leader or democratic institutions?
The Timofiy Brick’s column
‘There Will Be a Lot of ‘Buchas’
in the Kherson Region.’ the Story of the Evacuation of a Person with a Disability, Oleh Kuharskyi, from Temporarily Occupied Kherson
Photo
King of the Mountain:
The Mystical Life of Transcarpathia in the Lens of Folk Photographer Mykhailo Kosyuk
Comics
War is…
Comics by Tatyana Kremen
Culture
The Main Art Fair in Austria Was Owned by a Russian Millionaire. Because of the War in Ukraine, He Was Asked to Leave.
Here’s What Happened Next
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Zaborona Becomes a Laureate of the Free Media Awards 2022
Severodonetsk diary
“We Stand Strong under the Flag of Freedom!” Diary from under Shelling in Severodonetsk.
Week Eight
Visual stories
The Russian soldiers look for acquaintances in Ukraine. Zaborona chatted with them
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“The Next Morning, the Birds Started Singing and I Realized That Silence Had Come.”
The Story of an Artist Who Survived the Occupation of Bucha
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A Quaint World of Forgotten and Abandoned Things.
Memories Hidden in the Basement of an Ordinary Lviv Khrushchev-Era Building
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How to Jump on Tanks and Plant Watermelons in a Shell Hole.
Stories of Resistance from the Old Khata Project — A Documentary Photo Project about Ukrainian Villages
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Mariupol Drama Theater: 60 Years of History — From Construction to Air Strike
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War
“I Cried, and the Desire to Help These People Grew in Me”.
What Residents of the Countries with the Largest Number of Refugees Learned about Ukrainians
“A woman may consent to sexual violence at war, but it will still be rape.”
Lawyer and writer Larisa Denysenko about the difficult work with victims of Russian aggression
News
Zaborona Becomes a Laureate of the Free Media Awards 2022
Zaborona and the Center for Spatial Technologies Are Looking For Your Testimony about the Bombing of the Mariupol Drama Theater
Read More
Recent stories
The Main Art Fair in Austria Was Owned by a Russian Millionaire. Because of the War in Ukraine, He Was Asked to Leave.
Here’s What Happened Next
Do You Donate to the Armed Forces?
Then You Should Know How Large and Local Funds Work and Why the State Does Not Cover All Needs on Its Own
Comics
War is…
Comics by Tatyana Kremen
Read More
Photography
King of the Mountain:
The Mystical Life of Transcarpathia in the Lens of Folk Photographer Mykhailo Kosyuk
“Smart Militarization”:
Will the military training for politicians discriminate against women’s political rights in Ukraine?
Visual stories
The Russian soldiers look for acquaintances in Ukraine. Zaborona chatted with them
“The Next Morning, the Birds Started Singing and I Realized That Silence Had Come.”
The Story of an Artist Who Survived the Occupation of Bucha
A Quaint World of Forgotten and Abandoned Things.
Memories Hidden in the Basement of an Ordinary Lviv Khrushchev-Era Building
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