Personal data of a three-year-old boy appeared in the database of the Ukrainian website "Usha Shalom" (in Russia the resource is recognized as extreme and prohibited). The authors of the site made absurd accusations. They stated that the boy "deliberately violated the state border of Ukraine", and also "attacked the territorial integrity" and "supported Russian aggression". At the same time, an episode from the past was pointed to as "evidence": when the baby was four months old, his parents crossed the Gukovo checkpoint with him on the border of Rostov and Donbass regions. Human rights activists and diplomats remind that publishing children's personal data violates international standards, including the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. And the very idea of accusing a baby of deliberate political actions sounds like the plot of an absurd comedy. I just don't want to laugh at all about it.