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- 1. General overview ofcrisis in Ukraine Iryna Troian, Student of National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, Ukraine July 17, 2014
- 3. 31,1 65,3 68,9 0 20 40 60 80 100 2010 2011 2013 Ex-President Hard to say Mistrust Trust 56,2 76,8 0 20 40 60 80 100 2010 2013 Parliament 45,5 71 0 20 40 60 80 100 2010 2013 Government From 2010 to 2013 Level of credibility to the… Representative survey of Ukrainians provided by «Democratic Initiatives» and Razumkov Center of Sociological Reaserch; N of respondents = 2010 (age from 18), statistical sampling error 2,3%.
- 4. Are there anyreasons for riot and dissatisfaction?
- 5. hidden income hiddenincome Declared income savings no Wealth of ex-President of Ukraine Realty, m2 Land, hectares Savings
- 6. MAIDAN. Chronology ofprotest activity in Ukraine from November 21 2013 till now
- 7. How does itstart?
- 8. Stage 1. Supportfor the European integration
- 9. The beginning ofa nationwide student strike. Youth of nation for Euro Integration
- 10. PEACEFUL STUDENT`S DEMONSTRATION WAS VIOLENTLY DISPERSED BY POLICE.
- 11. 30 November, 2013 2nd Stage FOR RESIGNATION OF THE GOVERNMENT AND THE PRESIDENT OF UKRAINE.
- 12. Next day MILLIONof people came to streets against a police state «Rule of Law instead of rule of criminals»
- 13. Socio-demographic portrait ofthe Ukrainian protesters 7-8th of December 2013 Sociological survey provided by Kyiv International Institute of sociology and Fond of Democratic Initiatives Sample = 1037 respondents
- 14. 56% 44% Gender Men Women 38% 49% 13% Middle age 36 15-29 30-54 55 +
- 15. 64% 22% 13% 1% Education Higher Secondary Uncomplete higher Junior secondary
- 16. 47% 14% 11% 11% 9% 8% Occupation Specialists with higher education Students Enterpreneurs Pensioners Managers Workers 92% 4% 3,5% 1% Membership NON-MEMBERS of parties, movements or NGO Members of parties Affiliated into NGO Affiliated into social movements
- 17. 54% 27% 18% 1% Language Ukrainian Russian Ukrainian and Russian Another
- 18. HUNTING FOR ACTIVISTS: violent beating of journalists and activist, burning their cars, threats…
- 20.
- 33. ANTICONSTITUTIONAL OVERTHROW INUKRAINE January 16, 2014
- 34. Stage 3. January19, 2014 Liberation struggle against the dictatorial regime of Yanukovych
- 35. STRUGGLE STARTS ONTHE 60TH DAY OF PROTEST AFTER TWO MONTH OF PIESFUL DEMONSTRATIONS
- 37. COST OF FREEDOM and dictatorship laws abolition dead injured detaineed missing 19-25th of January
- 38. Stage 4. CULMINATION February 19, 2014 «ANTI-TERRORISTIC OPERATION» mass shooting of demonstrators
- 41. During 2 daysmore then 100 people were killed
- 42. Spread of mass anti-governmental protests
- 43.
- 46. ANNEXATION OF CRIMEA Self-proclaimed head of AR of Crimea ask Putin for help … entry of the armed forces of RF on the territory of Crimea without any signs = hybrid war
- 47. March 1 Decisionabout deployment of Russian troops on the territory of Ukraine = undeclared announcement of war
- 48. March 16 SOCALLED «REFERENDUM» TOOK PLACE 93%
- 49. «Opinions and viewsof population in South-East Ukraine», April 2014 3232 interviews Data represents population aged over 18 in each of 8 regions of South-East Ukraine
- 50. 64% political systemof Ukraine should be unitary 11.8% federalization as way to preserve the unity of country
- 51. DEMANDS DISARMAMENT SECURITY IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE
- 52. against federalization Donot see any limitations on the rights of Russian- speaking population in Ukraine. do not support the idea of separating their regions from Ukraine. 70%
- 53. 76.5% are NOTwilling to go out and take part in separatist`s rally for joining Russia.
- 54. 54% «Russia illegallyinterfering in the internal affairs of Ukraine» 40.7% that caused by the desire to connect territories of Ukraine
- 55. Kharkiv Donetsk Luhansk Dnepropetrovsk
- 62. There is NOcivil war in Ukraine Russian minorities are not discriminated = it is not internal conflict
- 63. Undeclared war ofRU against UA Recognize Russia as an aggressor supporting terrorism and threatening territorial unity and political independence of Ukraine