A lot of prisoners in Ukraine today need basic stuff: clothes, medicines, personal hygiene and basic necessities, bed-linen and foodstuffs.

Nov

2018

By Дмитрий Краснобаев

A lot of prisoners in Ukraine today need basic stuff: clothes, medicines, personal hygiene and basic necessities, bed-linen and foodstuffs.
But most of all they need humanity, spiritual, moral, social and legal care.
It is not full 100% prisoners’ guilt in the fact that they have committed a crime, and are in prison.
Love to All.

Prison

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