SEND A LETTER TO THE RUSSIAN EMBASSY IN YOUR COUNTRY DEMANDING THE IMMEDIATE RELEASE OF UKRAINIAN CIVILIAN HOSTAGES

The Media Initiative for Human Rights

• 19 September 2013

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Wherever you are in the world, please send a letter to the nearest Russian embassy with an immediate demand to find and release Ukrainian civilians — all of them or a specific person we are talking about. Your voice can be decisive in this process of returning civilians to their homes and normal lives. Thanks to your actions and conscious citizenship, we can increase pressure on the Russian Federation and help those who need our support the most. Send a letter today and help bring the prisoners home!

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