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Click to expand Image A child walks down a hallway ofa residential institutionwhere he is staying, April 8, 2022 in Lviv, Ukraine. 2022 Joe Raedle/Getty Images (London) - Officials and business leaders at the Ukraine Recovery Conference, in London on June 21-22, 2023, should ensure that any "Marshal Plan" for the war-ravaged country includes ensuring children are not separated from their families and shutting down its network of 700 state-run children's institutions, Disability Rights International, Hope and Homes for Children, Human Rights Watch, and Lumos said today. Even amid the brutal conflict, the Ukrainian government has rightly pledged to ensure "the right of every child to live in a family." The groups called on Ukraine and its partners to implement key recommendations for the needed care-system reforms, issued on June 14, by 16 organizations with expertise in child protection, disability inclusion, and human rights. Replacing Ukraine's institution

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