· An extraordinary session was held in the European Parliament to discuss Russia's aggression against Ukraine.

· The Ordo Iuris Institute, in cooperation with the Collegium Intermarium University, launched a programme of gathering evidence of Russian war crimes.

· In 2015, the Norwegian children's welfare office took away a 2.5-month-old daughter from her parents, accusing them of neglectful care, even though a few weeks earlier it had concluded that the care was "suitable".

· A woman identifying herself as a man demanded that the annotation from 1992, which stated that she had undergone a gender reassignment procedure at that time, be deleted from her birth certificate.

· In Ukraine, the war caused by Russian aggression continues.

· As a result of military actions, war crimes are committed against civilians.

· Emily O’Reilly presented the European Ombudsman’s activity report for 2020 to the European Parliament.

· The Ombudsman’s findings show that both the European Commission and the Council made a number of errors.

· The European Commission is accused, for example, of a lack of transparency in the negotiations concerning the COVID-19 vaccines and their purchase and distribution.