Child kidnappers

As the Executive Director of the Autonomous Non-Profit Organization for Social Adaptation 'Quarter Louis,' I am responsible for implementing the 'Children in Hands' campaign. This initiative, initiated by the Commissioner for Children's Rights under the President of the russian federation, involves the opening of so-called 'headquarters' on temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine. These headquarters aim to promote messages about the 'peaceful and humane' goals of russia in those territories of Ukraine, serving as a cover for mass deportation and genocide of Ukrainians. The organization 'Quarter Louis' is effectively controlled by Maria Lvova-Belova (sister of Sofia Lvova-Belova), who operates outside of sanctions. Additionally, the organization is linked to the party project 'United russia,' which was launched in 2013 by Sergei Neverov and was called 'russia Cares About Every Child.' According to official data, 'Quarter Louis' exists solely on state grants from russia and charitable donations.

In November 2023, the Commissioner for Children's Rights, Maria Lvova-Belova, and her sister Sofia forcibly removed four residents from a group home for people with developmental disabilities from temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine against their will. These children were taken from the temporarily occupied part of the Kherson region to Penza, where since 2018, Lvova-Belova's charitable organization 'Quarter Louis' has been building the 'New Shores' quarter. The construction of this quarter was funded by budgetary funds and the contributions of russian oligarchs such as Roman Abramovich, Vladimir Potanin, the funds of Konstantin Malofeev, and Gennady Timchenko.

As the owner of the "Centaur" hotel at the address of the city of Stavropol, 3, 2nd South-Zachidny Ave., according to the Resolution of the Government of the Stavropol Region No. 277-p of 24.05.2022, it forms a point of temporary accommodation for Ukrainian citizens (as of 08.04.2023, 24 adults 15 children).
Bears direct responsibility for the policy of the Russian Federation regarding the illegal transfer of Ukrainians and Ukrainian children from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to the territory of the Russian Federation.

As the owner of the "Spy Sweetly" hotel at the address: Stavropol, str. 2-ga Promyslova, 4, in accordance with the Resolution of the Government of the Stavropol Territory dated 05/24/2022 No. 277-p forms a temporary accommodation point for Ukrainian citizens (as of 04/08/2023, 27 adults and 12 children are accommodated).
Bears direct responsibility for the policy of the Russian Federation regarding the illegal transfer of Ukrainians and Ukrainian children from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to the territory of the Russian Federation.

As the head of a charitable foundation, he is responsible for the illegal deportation of Ukrainian children to the Republic of Belarus. Aleksey Talay is one of the key individuals involved in the forced deportation of Ukrainian children to Belarus and their subsequent illegal adoption by russian and Belarusian families. Aleksey Talay and his foundation organized and facilitated the transfer of children from Ukraine to Belarus, and coordinated with representatives of the Belarusian regime to facilitate the transfer of children from Ukraine to russia before transporting them to Belarus. Under Talay's leadership, Ukrainian children are subjected to ideological indoctrination. Children are forced to attend educational programs that actively support russian state propaganda, publicly deny Ukraine's right to statehood, call for “denazification” and “de-Ukrainization” of the country, and promote the idea that Ukraine should be an integral part of russia.

As the owner of the dormitory at the address: 15 Cherkeske Shosse, Pyatigorsk, according to the Resolution of the Government of the Stavropol Territory dated 05/24/2022 No. 277-p, it forms a temporary accommodation point for Ukrainian citizens (as of 04/08/2023, 129 adults and 75 children are accommodated).
Bears direct responsibility for the policy of the Russian Federation regarding the illegal transfer of Ukrainians and Ukrainian children from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to the territory of the Russian Federation.

He supports and participates in the implementation of putin's policy of deporting Ukrainian children who were displaced from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to the territory of the russian federation. Maksym Gabula is the founder of the World of Cinema production center and one of the authors of the propaganda documentary film “It's Good Where We Are” about Ukrainian children who were taken from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to the Tyumen region of russia. The aim of the film is to promote the process of adaptation to russian society through “children's perception” and the imposition of narratives of russia's war against Ukraine. The film was created with the financial support of the Presidential Foundation for Cultural Initiatives, and five children aged 8 to 15 from three families from the so-called “DPR” took part in the filming. It is stated that the film will be transferred for screenings to educational institutions in Tyumen.

An official of the occupation authority supports and implements putin's policy of deporting Ukrainian children who have been relocated from temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to russia. They are responsible for integrating children from these territories of Ukraine into a unified cultural and educational space and the system of civil-patriotic education of russia. They are accountable for executing russia's policy regarding the unlawful transfer of Ukrainian children from temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to russian territory. They organize and participate in pro-russian mass events in the temporarily occupied territories of the Donetsk region. They contribute to the integration into the educational and cultural space of russia of children and youth from temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, eradicating Ukrainian identity, and promoting the ideology of the "russian world.

As the head of the boarding house "Tsarytsine Ozero", the premises of which are used as a temporary accommodation point for Ukrainian citizens and their children from TOT, he implemented Putin's policy regarding the deportation of Ukrainian children from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to the territory of the Russian Federation, ensured the creation and operation of temporary accommodation points in the region, forcibly displaced from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine. In particular, on April 10, 2022, a train with residents of the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, mainly from Mariupol (more than 600 people, a quarter of whom are children, who were settled in temporary accommodation centers on the basis of the boarding house "Tsarytsine Ozero") arrived in the city of Tikhvin, Leningrad Region. As of February 20, 2023, 267 people, including 67 children, were staying at the Tsaritsyno Lake temporary accommodation facility.

Connected with the facts of forced deportation of Ukrainian children from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to the russian federation. As an individual entrepreneur, he is listed in the register of carriers of the so-called “Ministry of Transport of the DPR”, providing services for the transportation of Ukrainian children to russian territory.

He participated in the forced displacement (removal) of Ukrainian children under the legend of “rehabilitation and recreation” to russian regions. On March 12, 2023, he visited the temporarily occupied Luhansk as part of the Children of Donbas project.
He cooperates with the occupation authorities, promotes russian narratives, and through the structure he heads, promotes the integration of children and youth from the occupied territories of Ukraine into the educational and cultural space of russia.

As the head of the all-russian public charitable fund "Russian Children's Fund", he directly supports and implements putin's policy regarding the deportation of Ukrainian children from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to the russian federation, bears direct responsibility for supporting the policy of forced relocation of Ukrainian citizens to the territory of the russian federation.
Starting from April 2022, he regularly led the so-called "humanitarian convoys" of the Russian Children's Fund to the combat zone in Mariupol, Severodonetsk, Lysychansk, and Luhansk.
In 2022, the children's fund headed by Likhanov received a grant from putin for the project "Happy childhood - for the children of Donbas", the goal of which is to ensure the integration of children from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine into russian society.
As the head of the all-russian public charity fund "Russian Children's Fund", Likhanov took part in the forced transfer of children from the temporarily occupied territories of the Donetsk region to the territory of the russian federation in order to participate in events on the occasion of the International Children's Day.

Supports and implements putin's policy regarding the deportation of Ukrainian children from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine. It participates in an organized mechanism of mass abduction, illegal deportation, and forced relocation of Ukrainian children from temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine to russia and the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine under the guise of "recreation, leisure, and education", promotes the "integration" of children from temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine into a unified cultural and educational space and system of civil-patriotic upbringing in russia through the conduct of activities aimed at re-education and militarization of children in the temporarily occupied territories of the Republic of Crimea.