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Forcibly disappeared Crimean Tatar activist ‘summoned’ to appear at Russia’s grotesque trial of Mustafa Dzhemilev
20.11.2020
A Russian-controlled court in Armyansk has ordered that Ervin Ibragimov be forcibly brought to the court to give testimony, four years after the Crimean Tatar activist was abducted by men in Russian road patrol uniform and disappeared without trace
Forcibly disappeared Crimean Tatar activist ‘summoned’ to appear at Russia’s grotesque trial of Mustafa Dzhemilev
20.11.2020
A Russian-controlled court in Armyansk has ordered that Ervin Ibragimov be forcibly brought to the court to give testimony, four years after the Crimean Tatar activist was abducted by men in Russian road patrol uniform and disappeared without trace
Crimean Tatar political prisoner with dangerous Covid-19 symptoms thrown into punishment cell
19.11.2020
45-year-old Teymur Abdullayev has a high temperature and other symptoms associated with coronavirus, yet instead of being taken to hospital, he has been placed in a Russian punishment cell where the conditions are especially appalling
Crimean Tatar political prisoner with dangerous Covid-19 symptoms thrown into punishment cell
19.11.2020
45-year-old Teymur Abdullayev has a high temperature and other symptoms associated with coronavirus, yet instead of being taken to hospital, he has been placed in a Russian punishment cell where the conditions are especially appalling
ECHR slams Ukraine for failing to acknowledge and punish religious hate crimes
19.11.2020
The European Court of Human Rights issued three separate judgements on 12 November, all of which find that Ukraine violated its citizens’ rights by failing to investigate and punish the perpetrators of religious hate crimes
Abandoned mines in the Russian proxy Donbas ‘republics’ threaten environmental disaster
18.11.2020
Disastrous environmental consequences are becoming increasingly evident beyond occupied Donbas due to the flooding of at least 39 mines in the self-proclaimed and Russian-controlled ‘Donetsk and Luhansk people’s republic’
Court in Ukraine revoke’s Yanukovych’s arrest warrant over Maidan killings
17.11.2020
The Kyiv Court of Appeal has revoked an arrest warrant against former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych over charges linked with the gunning down of peaceful protesters on Maidan in February 2014
Former political prisoner takes Russia to court over torture conditions in Crimean prison
17.11.2020
The chances of a Russian-controlled ‘court’ finding in favour of Kazim Ametov are remote, but this shocking case caused the death of 83-year-old Crimean Tatar veteran activist Vedzhie Kashka, and came close to killing two other political prisoners, and Ametov’s suit is certainly well-founded
140 Crimeans sentenced for refusing to serve in the Russian occupiers’ army
16.11.2020
26-year-old Alim cannot return to his family in Russian-occupied Crimea because he is unwilling to do military service and swear allegiance to the aggressor state
Russian proxy Donetsk ‘republic’ sentences Ukrainian war veteran to 16 years for defending Ukraine
16.11.2020
34-year-old Vasyl Horobets served in the Ukrainian Armed Forces from 2015-16, defending his country in Donbas. Two years later, he was seized by the Russian-controlled militants of the self-proclaimed ‘Donetsk people’s republic’ [DPR] and sentenced to 16 years for that service to Ukraine
More Than 1,000 Detained In Belarus As Protesters Face Tear Gas, Stun Grenades, Beatings
16.11.2020
Most detentions were made in Minsk, where black-clad security forces used tear gas and stun grenades to disperse thousands of demonstrators.
Russia makes third try on the same debunked charges to jail historian of the Soviet Terror for 20 years
13.11.2020
A third trial is due to begin on 24 November of Yury Dmitriev, world-renowned historian of the Soviet Terror and Russian political prisoner.
Russia makes third try on the same debunked charges to jail historian of the Soviet Terror for 20 years
13.11.2020
A third trial is due to begin on 24 November of Yury Dmitriev, world-renowned historian of the Soviet Terror and Russian political prisoner.
Convicted of worship as Russia steps up persecution of religious ‘dissidents’ in occupied Crimea
13.11.2020
Ablyakim Galiyev has become the latest Imam in occupied Crimea to be found guilty of ‘illegal missionary activity’ for having held Friday prayers in his own mosque in a village near Sudak
Convicted of worship as Russia steps up persecution of religious ‘dissidents’ in occupied Crimea
13.11.2020
Ablyakim Galiyev has become the latest Imam in occupied Crimea to be found guilty of ‘illegal missionary activity’ for having held Friday prayers in his own mosque in a village near Sudak
Ukraine sabotages reintegration chances for students from occupied Crimea and Donbas
12.11.2020
Ukraine’s Ministry of Education is refusing to set aside funding for critical preparatory courses and information work, aimed at ensuring that young Ukrainians from occupied Crimea and Donbas can study in government-controlled Ukraine
Ukraine sabotages reintegration chances for students from occupied Crimea and Donbas
12.11.2020
Ukraine’s Ministry of Education is refusing to set aside funding for critical preparatory courses and information work, aimed at ensuring that young Ukrainians from occupied Crimea and Donbas can study in government-controlled Ukraine
Russia launches dangerous new ‘foreign agent’ offensive against independent NGOs
12.11.2020
New plans are underway to further stifle Russian human rights organizations and other NGOs whom the authorities have labelled ‘foreign agents’
Russia launches dangerous new ‘foreign agent’ offensive against independent NGOs
12.11.2020
New plans are underway to further stifle Russian human rights organizations and other NGOs whom the authorities have labelled ‘foreign agents’
Opinion on the political motives of criminal persecution and violation of human rights in the case of Sergiy Pashinsky
11.11.2020
The aggregate analysis of the facts of the case indicates that the political motivation of Pashinsky’s persecution is caused by illegitimate considerations of the social and political nature of the high state officials.
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