Your "citation" in your original post is from the pro-war PBS
Hinton, Alexander (25 February 2022). "Putin's claims that Ukraine is committing genocide are baseless, but not unprecedented". The Conversation. Archived from the original on 26 February 2022.
The link embedded in my post takes you directly to OSCE and its library but apparently that's beyond your level.
osce.org
Bu-bu-bu-PBS!
from your link which apparently you didn't even read....
"What is genocide? Genocide is “the destruction of a nation or of an ethnic group,” according to Lemkin’s definition."
back to Sara:
"Here are some of the documented actions and comments from Ukrainian authorities which contribute to the conditions needed for genocide:
- In 2020, Russian-language schools were eliminated (in March 2020, Vladimir Zelensky signed the law “On Full General Secondary Education”, which eliminated Russian-language schools in the country from September 2020).
- 24/05/2017 Deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine from the Radical Party Igor Mosiychuk, in a discussion about language policy on the ZIK TV channel, suggested focusing on the actions of Nazi Germany
- 14/06/2020 The Ministry of Culture of Ukraine has decided on the candidacy of a new language ombudsman, proposing for this position the extremely odious Lviv activist Svyatoslav Litinsky, who “Called Russians “pig-dogs””
- 05/08/2020 Irina Farion said that the Russian-speaking citizens of Ukraine remained “beyond the country’s historical paradigm.” “Their historical homeland is Muscovy, I really want them to be comfortable there. They must pack luggage – and go there. “They shoot us with their language”
- 01/07/2021 The Verkhonva Rada adopted the law “On the indigenous peoples of Ukraine”, Russians were not included in the indigenous peoples
- In 2014, the future president of Ukraine, Zelensky, spoke to the Ukrainian military, who were carrying out a punitive operation in the Donbas. Zelensky said from the stage: “Guys, I bow to you that you are protecting us from all sorts of scum!”
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