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The Tribunal for Putin (T4P) global initiative was set up in response to the all-out war launched by Russia against Ukraine in February 2022.
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Historian Yury Dmitriev imprisoned in Russia for insisting on Memory of the Soviet Terror and Sandarmokh
29.01.2020
Russian historian Yury Dmitriev turned 64 on 28 January 2020, his third birthday imprisoned in Russia on charges that bear no scrutiny, and that clearly coincided with the beginning of a campaign to rewrite the history of one of the darkest pages of the Soviet Terror – the mass killing by quota of Russians, Ukrainians and other prisoners at Sandarmokh
Russia hurls threats as Crimean Tatars call on world to join their peaceful March of Dignity to Crimea
28.01.2020
The Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people has set dates for its March of Dignity against Violence and Occupation from mainland Ukraine to Russian-occupied Crimea and is calling on members of international organizations to join them in their non-violent return to their homeland
Russia hurls threats as Crimean Tatars call on world to join their peaceful March of Dignity to Crimea
28.01.2020
The Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people has set dates for its March of Dignity against Violence and Occupation from mainland Ukraine to Russian-occupied Crimea and is calling on members of international organizations to join them in their non-violent return to their homeland
Crimean Tatar political prisoner’s life on the line, with Russia denying medical care
28.01.2020
Server Zekiryaev has a tumour which may be malignant, yet his Russian captors are refusing to even get him a proper medical examination
Crimean Tatar political prisoner’s life on the line, with Russia denying medical care
28.01.2020
Server Zekiryaev has a tumour which may be malignant, yet his Russian captors are refusing to even get him a proper medical examination
Crimean Tatar political prisoner’s life on the line, with Russia denying medical care
28.01.2020
Server Zekiryaev has a tumour which may be malignant, yet his Russian captors are refusing to even get him a proper medical examination
Experts confirm Russian enforcement officers killed 83-year-old Crimean Tatar veteran Vedzhie Kashka
27.01.2020
Independent experts have concluded that 83-year-old Vedzhie Kashka, a world-renowned veteran of the Crimean Tatar national movement, died as the result of excessive violence by Russian enforcement officers who arrested her
Experts confirm Russian enforcement officers killed 83-year-old Crimean Tatar veteran Vedzhie Kashka
27.01.2020
Independent experts have concluded that 83-year-old Vedzhie Kashka, a world-renowned veteran of the Crimean Tatar national movement, died as the result of excessive violence by Russian enforcement officers who arrested her
Key suspect in savage murder of Ukrainian activist Katya Handziuk detained in Bulgaria
27.01.2020
It seems likely that the arrest of Oleksiy Moskalenko (Levin) is linked with a mass operation in Kherson oblast on 20 January and the laying of new charges against another suspect, Ihor Pavlovsky.
14-year sentences because Russia needed a Ukrainian saboteur show trial to justify annexing Crimea
24.01.2020
The whereabouts have finally been learned of 55-year-old Volodymyr Dudka and Oleksiy Bessarabov (43) given horrifically long sentences for refusing to ‘confess’ to an implausible ‘sabotage plot’ in Russian-occupied Crimea
14-year sentences because Russia needed a Ukrainian saboteur show trial to justify annexing Crimea
24.01.2020
The whereabouts have finally been learned of 55-year-old Volodymyr Dudka and Oleksiy Bessarabov (43) given horrifically long sentences for refusing to ‘confess’ to an implausible ‘sabotage plot’ in Russian-occupied Crimea
Ukraine proposes to fight ‘disinformation’ using dangerously undemocratic methods
24.01.2020
The proposed bill on fighting disinformation, put forward by Ukraine’s Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport, has elicited critical responses from media experts who say it envisages a dangerous level of interference in journalist activities and gives huge scope for restrictions of fundamental freedom
Russia releases two Ukrainian political prisoners yet imposes new sentences
23.01.2020
Nuri Primov and Rustem Vaitov are on their way home to Crimea after being imprisoned in Russia for five years for their religious and political views
Russia releases two Ukrainian political prisoners yet imposes new sentences
23.01.2020
Nuri Primov and Rustem Vaitov are on their way home to Crimea after being imprisoned in Russia for five years for their religious and political views
Crimean Tatar TV ATR on brink of closing because Ukraine cuts funding
23.01.2020
The only Crimean Tatar TV channel in the world is facing a new threat to its existence, this time posed not by the Russian occupiers of Crimea, but by the Ukrainian authorities
Crimean Tatar TV ATR on brink of closing because Ukraine cuts funding
23.01.2020
The only Crimean Tatar TV channel in the world is facing a new threat to its existence, this time posed not by the Russian occupiers of Crimea, but by the Ukrainian authorities
Notorious Kyiv judge fully reinstated despite high-profile judicial corruption scandal
22.01.2020
Judges from Kyiv’s District Administrative Court have re-elected Pavlo Vovk president, despite compelling evidence of serious judicial corruption and rigged court rulings
Russian defender of Ukraine and the Kremlin’s Ukrainian hostages jailed on charges of ’justifying terrorism’
22.01.2020
Darya Polyudova, a 30-year-old Russian left-wing activist who has tirelessly spoken out against Russia’s aggression against Ukraine and political persecution of Ukrainians, has been arrested and is facing a long sentence
Outrage in Ukraine as Yanukovych lawyer appointed first deputy head of body investigating Maidan crimes
21.01.2020
The appointment of Oleksandr Babikov to the second highest post in the State Bureau of Investigations is deeply disturbing given the clear conflict of interest that his recent defence of former President Yanukovych presents
Outrage in Ukraine as Yanukovych lawyer appointed first deputy head of body investigating Maidan crimes
21.01.2020
The appointment of Oleksandr Babikov to the second highest post in the State Bureau of Investigations is deeply disturbing given the clear conflict of interest that his recent defence of former President Yanukovych presents
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