TED: The ordinary people doing extraordinary things in Ukraine | Oleksandra Matviichuk

The transcript discusses the severe human rights violations and war crimes committed by Russian forces in Ukraine. It highlights the failure of international law to prevent these atrocities and calls for global action to support Ukraine. The speaker emphasizes the importance of ordinary people in making a difference and urges the establishment of a special tribunal to hold Russian leaders accountable. The conflict is framed as a battle between authoritarianism and democracy, with implications for global peace and security.

What are the consequences of Russia's actions as described by the speaker?

What does the speaker imply about the future of international peace and security?

What role do international organizations play according to the speaker's perspective?

What message does the speaker convey about the importance of justice in the context of war crimes?