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Editor on trial in Russian-occupied Crimea for UN report mentioning the Crimean Tatar Mejlis
02.04.2021
Bekir Mamutov is on trial in Russian-occupied Crimea for publishing a UN report which mentions the Mejlis,, or self-governing body, of the Crimean Tatar people
Ukrainian jailed in Russia’s revenge for Maidan punished because of back pain
31.03.2021
The Russian prison authorities have thrown Andriy Kolomiyets into the appalling conditions of a SHIZO, or punishment cell for the second time this month, with both 10-day sentences on absurd pretexts
Ukrainian jailed in Russia’s revenge for Maidan punished because of back pain
31.03.2021
The Russian prison authorities have thrown Andriy Kolomiyets into the appalling conditions of a SHIZO, or punishment cell for the second time this month, with both 10-day sentences on absurd pretexts
Russia blocks military archives in further effort to distort the truth about World War II
31.03.2021
Russia’s Defence Minister, Sergei Shoigu has issued orders which effectively block almost all access to Russian military archives from the period of the Second World War
Russian invaders sentence elderly Ukrainian woman to 12 years on ‘treason’ charges
30.03.2021
After invading and occupying Ukrainian Crimea, Russia has sentenced an elderly Ukrainian woman for supposed ‘state treason’, claiming she had spied for Ukraine.
Russian invaders sentence elderly Ukrainian woman to 12 years on ‘treason’ charges
30.03.2021
After invading and occupying Ukrainian Crimea, Russia has sentenced an elderly Ukrainian woman for supposed ‘state treason’, claiming she had spied for Ukraine.
Record prison sentence for Christian faith in Russian-occupied Crimea
30.03.2021
55-year-old Viktor Stashevsky has been sentenced by a Russian-controlled court in Crimea to six and a half years’ imprisonment for reading the Bible and praying together with fellow believers
Record prison sentence for Christian faith in Russian-occupied Crimea
30.03.2021
55-year-old Viktor Stashevsky has been sentenced by a Russian-controlled court in Crimea to six and a half years’ imprisonment for reading the Bible and praying together with fellow believers
First Russia came for the journalists. and now it's hiding their trials
29.03.2021
In occupied Crimea, Russia has not been able to totally conceal its human rights violations, but it is undoubtedly trying. including by imprisoning civic journalists and activists
First Russia came for the journalists. and now it's hiding their trials
29.03.2021
In occupied Crimea, Russia has not been able to totally conceal its human rights violations, but it is undoubtedly trying. including by imprisoning civic journalists and activists
Tortured for Tweets
29.03.2021
Among hostages held prisoner in the Russian proxy ‘Donetsk and Luhansk people’s republics’ [DPR/LPR] are a number of men and women seized because of photos or comments posted on Twitter
Denounce or face denunciation. Russia brings a Soviet-style weapon of intimidation to occupied Crimea
26.03.2021
A new, disturbingly Soviet, weapon has been added to Russia’s arsenal of repression in occupied Crimea
Ukraine SBU officers on trial for the killing of 72-year-old Maidan activist
26.03.2021
After seven years of effective sabotage, the trial of two men over the killing of 72-year-old retired anaesthetist and Maidan activist Lyudmila Sheremet may finally be moving
Ukraine SBU officers on trial for the killing of 72-year-old Maidan activist
26.03.2021
After seven years of effective sabotage, the trial of two men over the killing of 72-year-old retired anaesthetist and Maidan activist Lyudmila Sheremet may finally be moving
Crimean Tatar sentenced to 6 years for involvement in legal Ukrainian organization
24.03.2021
A Russian-controlled court in occupied Crimea has sentenced Medzhlit Ablyamitov to six years’ imprisonment for taking part, while in mainland Ukraine, in an entirely legal organization
Ukrainian tortured in Donetsk concentration camp, then sentenced to 10 years in Russia
23.03.2021
A first appeal hearing has taken place in the Russian city of Krasnodar in a case that is likely to prove most incriminating for Moscow when it reaches the European Court of Human Rights, not to mention the International Criminal Court
Ukrainian tortured in Donetsk concentration camp, then sentenced to 10 years in Russia
23.03.2021
A first appeal hearing has taken place in the Russian city of Krasnodar in a case that is likely to prove most incriminating for Moscow when it reaches the European Court of Human Rights, not to mention the International Criminal Court
Russia launches attack on Crimean Tatar elders for speaking out against repression
23.03.2021
A Russian-controlled prosecutor has claimed that words like ‘intimidation’ and ‘injustice’ are ‘public calls to extremist activity’ and has issued a formal warning against one of the Crimean Tatar elders who spoke out in defence of political prisoners
Russia launches attack on Crimean Tatar elders for speaking out against repression
23.03.2021
A Russian-controlled prosecutor has claimed that words like ‘intimidation’ and ‘injustice’ are ‘public calls to extremist activity’ and has issued a formal warning against one of the Crimean Tatar elders who spoke out in defence of political prisoners
Arrested Ukrainian journalist likely tortured for 'confession' on Russian propaganda TV
22.03.2021
A Russian-controlled Crimean TV channel has broadcast an ‘interview’ with Vladislav Yesypenko a week after the Ukrainian journalist was seized in occupied Crimea.
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