Child kidnappers

As a result, children's rights in Bryansk region received an unsatisfactory response to the policy of imposing sanctions on the Ukrainian side of the RCCS, and specifically on the placement in Bezhetsky district, in numbers of children from the territory of Ukraine.
By March 2024 on the territory of Bryansk region, occupying 232 square kilometres, there were 3 temporary accommodation points, renamed ‘L/DNR’ and Ukraine.
In 2023, the person of the Migration Service of the Russian Federation resolves issues related to the transfer of children from Ukraine to the Russian Federation. By 2023, 91 districts of Ukraine will be included in the procedure for temporary deportation to the Russian Federation, of which 14 are unaccompanied children: Sovetsky district - 1 child, Vladimirsky district - 6 children, Bryansk district - 2 children, Pogarsky district - 1 child, Komaritsky district - 1 child, Klintsovsky district - 1 child, Pochepsky district - 1 child, Surazhsky district - 1 child.

As an ombudsman for children's rights in the Altai Territory, she is directly responsible for the policy of forced displacement of Ukrainian citizens to the territory of the Russian Federation, namely for the illegal placement of ‘refugees’ in the region, including children from the territory of Ukraine.

As the Commissioner for Children's Rights in the Jewish Autonomous District supports and implements Putin's policy of deporting Ukrainian children who were displaced from the occupied territories of Ukraine to the territory of the Russian Federation, and is directly responsible for the policy of forced displacement of Ukrainian citizens to the territory of the Russian Federation, namely the illegal placement of ‘refugees’, including children from the territory of Ukraine, in the region.

As an Ombudsman for Children's Rights in the Krasnodar Territory, she is directly responsible for the policy of forced displacement of Ukrainian citizens to the territory of the Russian Federation, namely for the illegal placement of ‘refugees’ in the region, including children from the territory of Ukraine.

As the Commissioner for Children's Rights in the Leningrad region, she is directly responsible for the policy of forced displacement of Ukrainian citizens to the territory of the Russian Federation, namely for the illegal placement of ‘refugees’, including children from the territory of Ukraine, in the region, as well as promoting the indoctrination and integration of children and young people from the occupied territories into the educational and cultural space of Russia.
According to the press service of the Ombudsman for Children's Rights in the Leningrad region, Tamara Litvinova personally met 20 children from the so-called ‘LNR’, who arrived in the region on 30.11.2022. It is reported that the Ombudsman met some foster parents, and orphans from the so-called ‘LNR’ will find new families and will live in Gatchina, Kirishi, Vsevolozhsk, as well as in Lodeynopolsky districts of the region.
During the summer period of 2022, Tamara Litvinova repeatedly visited the temporary accommodation centre for refugees from Ukraine in the village of Tsaritsyno Lake to receive citizens, in particular on issues related to the organisation of further education of students who arrived in Russia. With Litvinova's assistance, 6 children were enrolled in higher education institutions in St. Petersburg and Leningrad region, 1 in secondary vocational education organisations, 1 child was enrolled in a pre-school organisation, and the rest were enrolled in general education organisations in the region.

Supports and implements Putin's policy of deporting Ukrainian children who were displaced from the occupied territories of Ukraine to the territory of russia, is directly responsible for the implementation of russia's policy of so-called ‘evacuation’ of Ukrainian children from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to temporary accommodation centres, in order to disseminate information about the ‘peacekeeping and humanitarian’ purposes of the so-called ‘evacuation’, trying to create a demonstrably positive image of russia as a ‘peacekeeping country’.

Supports and implements Putin's policy of deporting Ukrainian children who have been displaced from the occupied territories of Ukraine to the territory of the Russian Federation, ‘integrating’ Ukrainian children into the ‘cultural and educational’ space of the Russian Federation. It is responsible for the policy of the Russian Federation on the so-called ‘evacuation’ of Ukrainian children from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to temporary accommodation centres, in order to disseminate information about the ‘peacekeeping and humanitarian’ goals of the so-called ‘evacuation’, trying to create a demonstrably positive image of Russia as a ‘peacekeeping country’.

As a children's rights ombudsman in the Ryazan region, she supports and implements putin's policy of deporting Ukrainian children who have been displaced from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to the territory of the russian federation. It facilitates the placement of Ukrainians in the so-called “temporary accommodation centers” in the Ryazan region, and ensures the placement of children from Ukraine in russian families.
In her annual report for 2023, the authorized person notes the “success” of the russian region in placing children taken from the territories of the so-called “military operation” in russian educational institutions (in particular, in 2023, 250 schoolchildren were organized, 60 children aged 2 to 7 were provided with preschool education services).
In his position, he also pays special attention to residents of the so-called L/DPR and forcibly deported Ukrainians, participates in creating conditions for their residence in the Ryazan region of the russian federation and solving their social and domestic issues. She reported similar achievements in her position in 2022.
In cooperation with law enforcement agencies, the russian federation ensures the change of citizenship of forcibly removed Ukrainian children to russian citizenship, as stated in the report on the results of the activities of the Commissioner for Children's Rights in the Ryazan region in 2022. As of 12/31/2022, there were 364 Ukrainian schoolchildren in the Ryazan region.

As the Commissioner for Children's Rights in St. Petersburg, the person is directly responsible for the policy of forced displacement of Ukrainian citizens to the territory of the russian federation, namely the illegal placement of ‘refugees’, including children from the territory of Ukraine, in the region.
She organises the resolution of issues related to the migration registration of children taken from Ukraine, the granting of so-called ‘temporary asylum’, the granting of russian citizenship, and ensuring that they receive a russian education.
As of October 2023, 6068 people (children and adults) had been registered as ‘refugees’ and ‘internally displaced persons’ in the Leningrad region and St. Petersburg since the beginning of the so-called ‘temporary asylum’ programme. Of these, 32 children have been deprived of parental care, 19 have legal representatives, and 13 children have been placed in family upbringing centres in St. Petersburg.
Within the framework of the so-called ‘Agreement on twinning and cooperation between the Government of St. Petersburg and the administration of the city of Mariupol’ in 2023, the reception of groups of schoolchildren and accompanying persons from Mariupol, as well as from Donetsk, Yasinovataya, Makeyevka, Gorlovka, and the village of Manypillia in Donetsk region was organised (according to the annual report of the Commissioner for Children's Rights in St. Petersburg for 2023).

As the first deputy head of the administration of the governor of the Moscow region, the person is directly responsible for the implementation of the policy of the russian federation on the so-called ‘evacuation’ of Ukrainian children from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to temporary accommodation centres, in order to disseminate information about the ‘peacekeeping and humanitarian’ goals of the so-called ‘evacuation’, trying to create a demonstrably positive image of russia as a ‘peacekeeping country’.

As deputy head of the Moscow Region Governor's Administration, he is directly responsible for the russian federation's policy of forced displacement of Ukrainian citizens to the territory of the russian federation, namely the illegal placement of ‘refugees’, including children from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, on the territory of the region.

Supports and implements putin's policy of deporting Ukrainian children who were displaced from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to the territory of the russian federation, and is responsible for the illegal placement of “refugees” in the region, including children from Ukraine. She participated in the adoption of Ukrainian children from the TOT of Ukraine into russian families.