I think now it's all too obvious that the forceful deportation of Ukrainian children is not the only thing we have been talking about. Now we have the global arrest warrant for Putin and the so-called Russian ombudsman for children for illegal deportation and illegal abduction of Ukrainian children. Unfortunately, over 19,000 Ukrainian children were forcefully deported.
The horror is that many of them have parents in Ukraine or grandparents from Ukraine. There was a horrific story just three weeks ago. A grandmother went to Russia to take her child back, and she died there. These are the stories that are happening.
These children are brought throughout all of the country. Unfortunately, we're trying to get as much information and track as much as possible to know where our children are and to bring them back. However, we've managed to bring only 328 of them back. This is the horror of many mothers, fathers and relatives. It's not only orphans; every child matters for us.
This is the war crime that the ICC is investigating. The support for ICC in this is important. It is important to work with us to find ways that we can bring these children back.
On sexual violence, there are also many criminal cases we are investigating. Also, one thing that we will need support on, especially having this big capability in Canada, is with mental health. A lot of people, including those who have gone through sexual crimes, need to have proper treatment. We, as Ukraine, are seeking to get the best knowledge, experience and protocols on how we can help people and the women who have gone through sexual crimes—there are also many others who have gone through the horror of the war—to get better through mental health care.