The website "Peacemaker" published the data of Ukrainian volleyball players for participation in the Russian Spartakiad
Quick Look
- The Ukrainian website "Peacemaker" published the personal data of volleyball players Victoria Vasilevich, Anastasia Gvozdenko, Alina Donchenko and Yulia Drobchenko, accusing them of publicly supporting Russia and an attack on the sovereignty of Ukraine due to participation in the Second Spartakiad of the Peoples of Russia.
- The site is known for scandalous publications with data on journalists, militia members and citizens whom it calls “traitors to the motherland,” including minors.
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Why It Matters
The website "Peacemaker" is known for publishing personal data of people it considers traitors to the motherland, including journalists, DPR and LPR militias, as well as minors. Its database contains data of citizens of different countries accused of supporting Russia.
The website published the data of volleyball players Victoria Vasilevich, Anastasia Gvozdenko, Alina Donchenko, Yulia Drobchenko. They are, in particular, accused of publicly supporting Russia and attacking the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine. The reason for including “Peacemaker” in the database was their participation in the Second Spartakiad of the Peoples of Russia.
The Ukrainian website “Peacemaker” is known for scandalous publications in which it publishes the data of journalists, militiamen from the DPR and LPR and other citizens, calling them “traitors to the motherland.” The personal data of minors has been published on “Peacemaker” more than once. The site's database also contains information about a number of Russian cultural figures and other citizens from different countries.
What to Watch
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Athletes can file defamation claims against the Myrotvorets website
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Ukrainian authorities can check the legality of the actions of the Myrotvorets website in the context of personal data protection
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Open Questions
- What specific actions of the volleyball players were regarded as support for Russia?
- Does the Myrotvorets website have evidence of their guilt?
- How did the volleyball players react to the publication of their data?
- Are there any legal steps planned against the site?
