title: Russia-Ukraine War: the gendered effects of the war on men, women, and children
abstract: The gendered effects of the Russian-Ukraine war on men, women, and children which began with Russia’s annexation of Crimea in 2014 and subsequent escalation to Donetsk and Luhansk have renewed the feminist or gender discourse in international relations and politics. The paper is based on Feminism. The Russia-Ukraine war does not only affect the armies of both states as many might conceive it, but the war has exposed men, women, and children possibly to abuse, exploitation, violence, displacement
journal: International Journal of Current Research in the Humanities