Maria Teixeira Alves

The 14 year old boy who took part in protests against a reported Azov detention facility near Kyiv, and his parents, have been added to the been added to the controversial Ukrainian "Myrotvorets" list, where their personal information, including address, phone numbers, and passport information, were doxxed. This is the same boy who was reportedly beaten with a shovel by soldiers after throwing rocks at Azov personnel. The boy was added to the list for allegedly taking "actions aimed at undermining Ukraine's defense capabilities and disrupting mobilization measures in the interests of the Russian-fascist invaders", calling for attacks on Ukrainian military personnel, attacking Ukrainian servicemen, and obstructing the Ukrainian military's actions "to protect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the country". They allege that he injured Azov personnel after throwing rocks at them, and caused damage exceeding 10s of millions of Hryvnias. The child's parents were added to the list for "Non-fulfilment of parental responsibilities for the maintenance and upbringing of minor children, which led to serious consequences." Despite them not taking part in any of the protest actions, their personal information, including including address, phone numbers, and passport information, were doxxed to the public. The Myrotvorets list is a database of individuals they consider enemies of Ukraine, who they claim are working against Ukraine's national interests. It has been repeatedly criticised by human rights organisations as violating press freedoms and endangering journalists. Some critics have characterised Myrotvorets as a "kill list", and alleged it is funded by the Ukrainian SBU. I have blurred out their personal information for obvious reasons.