Vulnerability

Illustration: my_pet_spider / Zaborona
“I Was Always Called the Same Thing — a Cow or a Pig”. What It’s Like to Have an Eating Disorder in Ukraine — and Why These Disorders Are So Dangerous
A home for life. How disabled people in Lviv are finding help — and not from the government
“Stop relying solely on the Cancer Institute.” How corruption and indifference is taking away cancer patients’ chance for treatment
Self-Immolation as a Protest. Why Do People in Post-Soviet States Set Themselves Aflame
Prison, Russian Style. Zaborona Reports How HIV-Positive Crimeans are Being Killed in Russian Penal Colonies
Why Ukraine Today is More Dangerous for Journalists
A “Way” for Everyone. How Inclusive Theatres Help People with Disability
No chance for life. Unjustly sentenced to life in prison and must wait decades for the government to correct the mistake.
“Why Don’t You Wrap Those Thin Little Fingers of Yours Around My Dick?” Zaborona reports on how activists are fighting back against street harassment.
Self-isolation on the streets. Due to quarantine, Kyiv’s homeless population is struggling to survive, but the authorities say there are no problems.