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• Topics / Human Rights Abuses in Russian-occupied Crimea
Thousands of Ukrainians called ‘foreigners’ and stripped of their property rights in Russian-occupied Crimea
21.04.2023
The same state-sponsored plunder is near guaranteed while any Ukrainian territory remains under Russian occupation
Mariupol student forced to make public ‘apology’ for Ukrainian flag in Russian-occupied Crimea
20.04.2023
In the videoed ‘apology’ which 19-year-old Kyrylo Kolomiyets may well have been tortured into making, he ‘blames’ the Ukrainian flag on ’19 years of western propaganda’
Lawyers on Russian FSB hitlist for defending Crimean Tatar political prisoners
12.04.2023
Rustem Kyamilev and his wife, Lilia Hemedzhy are not alone in seeing Russia’s FSB as behind this new act of repression against independent lawyers in occupied Crimea, with the role played by the ‘Crimean Bar Association’ particularly disturbing
Russia plans life sentences for charges used against Ukrainian political prisoners and opponents of its war in Ukraine
11.04.2023
While Russia is releasing men convicted of grave crimes if they agree to fight in Ukraine, it is introducing new legislation radically increasing the sentences often used against Crimean Tatar and other Ukrainian political prisoners
Imprisoned Ukrainian civic journalist could lose hearing because of Russian brutal torment
11.04.2023
As well as failing to provide proper treatment, a Russian occupation ‘court’ has also prevented Iryna Danilovych from preparing for the appeal hearing against a manifestly unjust sentence
Russia outlaws CrimeaSOS as ‘undesirable’ for reporting its violations in occupied Crimea
07.04.2023
Russia’s Prosecutor General has declared CrimeaSOS ‘undesirable’ in Russia and occupied Crimea, claiming that it “poses a threat to the Russian Federation’s constitutional order and security”.
Russia flouts UN order and begins carrying out death sentence against Crimean Tatar civic journalist
06.04.2023
A week after it took over the presidency of the United Nations Security Council, Russia has flouted the express order of the UN’s Committee against Torture and set about killing the second Crimean Tatar political prisoner in two months
Russia sentences Crimean Tatar political prisoner to 11 years for free thinking and civic activism
05.04.2023
The charges against recognized Crimean Tatar political prisoner Vadim Bektemirov were based solely on the ‘testimony’ of fake secret witnesses and on a tape in which he expressed his opinion
Russia is risking the life of imprisoned Ukrainian civic journalist on hunger strike
03.04.2023
Iryna Danilovych has been on full hunger strike for ten days, yet the prison authorities in Russian-occupied Crimea are refusing to hospitalize her and provide urgently needed medical care.
Abducted Crimean Tatar faces 10-year sentence for sending 13 euros to a friend defending Ukraine
31.03.2023
A ‘prosecutor’ in Russian-occupied Crimea has demanded a 10-sentence against Appaz Kurtamet on overtly lawless charges laid after months in which Appaz was illegally held incommunicado
Russia sentences Crimean Tatar journalist and human rights activists to 19 years for exposing its repression in occupied Crimea
30.03.2023
These are the first five sentences passed in Russia’s worst offensive to date against the Crimean Tatar human rights movement, with journalist Remzi Bekirov and human rights defender Riza Izetov sentenced to 19 years’ imprisonment without any crime
Blind and disabled Ukrainian political prisoner hospitalized, delaying Russia’s attempt to sentence him to 18 years
28.03.2023
Russia has already tortured one Crimean Tatar political prisoner to death and is directly threatening the lives of at least two others, and this may well be only a ‘stay of execution’ in Oleksandr Sizikov’s case
Crimean lecturer dismissed, beaten and jailed for Ukrainian songs gets new sentence over a post about Russia’s killing of civilians
27.03.2023
A ‘court’ in occupied Crimea has found Andriy Bielozierov guilty of ‘repeated public actions aimed at discrediting Russia’s armed forces’ through a post on social media about Russia’s bombing and killing of civilians
Russia’s FSB come for elderly Crimean Tatar National Congress delegate in hunt for ‘saboteurs’
24.03.2023
Russia has openly targeted Crimean Tatars over the last month, with the search and detention of Mustafa Mustafayev one of two occasions where delegates of the Crimean Tatar Qurultay were singled out
Crimean radio enthusiast with a flag of Ukraine sentenced to 12 years on fake ‘spying’ charges
24.03.2023
While Russia imposes total secrecy on such ‘trials’, there is every reason to assume that 35-year-old Stanislav Stetsenko is yet another victim of the Russian regime’s spy mania in occupied Crimea.
Imprisoned Ukrainian civic journalist declares dry hunger strike in occupied Crimea
22.03.2023
Iryna Danilovych is facing a 7-year sentence on evidently absurd charges after the FSB abducted and tortured her in occupied Crimea
New brutal sentence in Russia’s 'liquidation of dissenters' in occupied Crimea
16.03.2023
Russia’s notorious Southern District Military Court has passed a huge sentence against 34-year-old Ametkhan Abdulvapov on the basis solely of an innocuous conversation seven years ago and implausible ‘testimony’ of an anonymous witness.
Teachers, colleagues, neighbours face Soviet era denunciations for opposing war against Ukraine in occupied Crimea and Russia
15.03.2023
Just as in the worst years of Soviet terror, it has become dangerous to openly speak of the crimes Russia is committing in Ukraine, or even shout ‘Glory to Ukraine’.
‘Court’ in occupied Crimea fines woman for ‘discrediting Russian army’ by video with Ukraine’s national anthem
14.03.2023
A 20-year-old woman from Russian-occupied Crimea has been fined 50 thousand roubles for posting a video with Ukraine’s national anthem on social media
Russian FSB ‘investigator’ involved in Crimean political persecution foiled by CCTV footage
09.03.2023
37-year-old Crimean Tatar Edem Murtazaev was taken away by the FSB in Russian-occupied Crimea after a ‘search’ of his home in Sudak in the evening of 6 March
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