Meeting of the UN Security Council UN, 2 Jan Russia will demand from UNICEF concrete steps in connection with the introduction of personal data of children into the database of the infamous site «Peacemaker», Dmitry Polyansky, the first deputy representative of the Russian Federation to the UN, wrote in his Telegram channel. He noted that 13-year-old writer from Luhansk Faina Savenkova was not the only child from Donbass included in the Mirotvrots database. Polyansky said that Savenkova's peer, “whose parents moved to Donbass,” also got into the base. “Actually, this, judging by the entry on the website, is his crime. Thus, our neighbors continue to fight with children and threaten their lives. and health and do it openly and with impunity, without fear of either internal or international condemnation, «Polyansky said.» We have all the data of this child, we do not display them here for obvious reasons, we will transfer them to UNICEF, whose representatives have not yet held a full-fledged meeting with Faina. We will demand specific steps to correctly position what is happening in terms of Ukraine's international obligations, «he stressed. 
The girl from the LPR who got on the «Peacemaker» turned to the UN Security Council According to Polyansky, «it is not easy for international officials to give an honest assessment of the lawlessness that is happening with human rights (and the rights of children in particular)» in Ukraine. The UNICEF press service has been ignoring requests for several weeks correspondent of RIA Novosti about when the fund's specialist will hold a meeting in particular with Savenkova. 
Polyansky said that Russia and Belarus are surrounded by a ring of instability The girl recorded a video message to the members of the UN Security Council, in which she urged the organization not to forget that the children of Donbass have the right to childhood and a peaceful life. In the office of the UN Secretary General's official representative, in response to a question about adding Savenkova to the «Peacemaker» base, they urged not to use children and residents of conflict-affected regions for political purposes. Savenkova also wrote a letter to UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres. In it, she turns to the secretary general for help and asks to influence the government of Ukraine so that the personal information of minors is urgently removed from the site «Peacemaker», and the resource itself was blocked. A copy of the letter was also sent to UNICEF. In the spring of 2016, «Peacemaker» published lists of journalists, including foreign ones, who received accreditation from the DPR and LPR, indicating their contact details, after which some of them received threats. Dunja Mijatovic, then OSCE Representative on Freedom of the Media, called the publication «an alarming step that could further threaten the safety of journalists.» 
