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[https://mvasin.org.ua/eng/] Maksym Vasin’s blog About Author UKR • RUS Topics Ideas (3) Media (1) Politics (6) Religion (6) Rights (2) Society (7) Recent Posts Magnitsky Act sanctions against religious persecution London and international religious freedom ‘Religious’ war in Donbas Russian mass media told lie about murder of priests in Slovyansk After the inauguration: Will life in Ukraine really change? Tags Crimea Donbas Europe infographics Maidan photo quote Russian invasion video Follow for updates! Follow @MVasin Magnitsky Act sanctions against religious persecution 1 year ago ( 03 of August, 2019 ) Can the UK, USA and other countries apply the personal sanctions to condemn on international level those individuals who are responsible for religious persecution? London and international religious freedom 2 year ago ( 24 of July, 2019 ) London remains one of the key global centers where religious freedom takes a prominent place on the agenda for international relations. ‘Religious’ war in Donbas 6 year ago ( 20 of December, 2014 ) Ideologists and producers of the Russian occupation of the Crimea and Eastern Ukraine have artificially built in religious hidden motives in the bloody picture of the events in Donbas. Russian mass media told lie about murder of priests in Slovyansk 7 year ago ( 17 of July, 2014 ) Russian disciples of Goebbels, the virtuoso of the lie and nazi propaganda, have decided to leave their own yet more vile mark on the history of inhumanity. After the inauguration: Will life in Ukraine really change? 7 year ago ( 18 of June, 2014 ) Inauguration speech of President Poroshenko perceived in society with a great hope for real changes. But which exactly state reform should Ukrainians expect? Who is terrorizing Donetsk? 7 year ago ( 01 of June, 2014 ) On May 25th, 2014 the gunmen of Ramzan Kadyrov, the president of Chechnya, publicly arrived in downtown Donetsk and identified themselves in an interview for media. Load More No older posts © Maksym Vasin, 2014