Tetiana Zhukova, Senior Manager of International Advocacy at the ZMINA Human Rights Center, spoke to Ukrinform about this. “The Czech Republic strongly supports human rights advocacy around the world, particularly in Ukraine,” Zhukova said. She added that the Czech Republic is one of several EU countries that support human rights initiatives for residents of the temporarily occupied territories and internally displaced persons. Crimean Days took place in the two largest cities in the Czech Republic—Prague and Brno. It is there that Ukrainian human rights institutions have partners in civil society. Among those who helped organize the event were the Czech organizations People in Need, the Prague Civil Society Center, and Nesehnuti.
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