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Who is behind the campaign to discredit Maidan and turn its victims into perpetrators?
27.02.2020
Two major media watchdogs have published studies of a campaign underway in Ukraine to discredit the Revolution of Dignity (the Euromaidan protests) and to push a narrative on Russia’s invasion of Crimea and military aggression in Donbas which closely follows the Kremlin’s
Who is behind the campaign to discredit Maidan and turn its victims into perpetrators?
27.02.2020
Two major media watchdogs have published studies of a campaign underway in Ukraine to discredit the Revolution of Dignity (the Euromaidan protests) and to push a narrative on Russia’s invasion of Crimea and military aggression in Donbas which closely follows the Kremlin’s
Crimean Tatars proved Crimea did not ask for Russian annexation – and have paid a huge price
26.02.2020
It is impossible to overstate the vital role that Crimean Tatars played in upholding Ukraine’s territorial integrity on 26 February 2014, and in preventing Russia from achieving a coup without the open use of soldiers
Russia seeks record sentence against Ukrainian Jehovah’s Witness in occupied Crimea
26.02.2020
Russia has marked the sixth anniversary of its invasion of Crimea by proposing to sentence Ukrainian Jehovah’s Witness, Serhiy Filatov, to seven years in a maximum security prison for supposedly “undermining state security” by practising his faith.
Russia seeks record sentence against Ukrainian Jehovah’s Witness in occupied Crimea
26.02.2020
Russia has marked the sixth anniversary of its invasion of Crimea by proposing to sentence Ukrainian Jehovah’s Witness, Serhiy Filatov, to seven years in a maximum security prison for supposedly “undermining state security” by practising his faith.
Journalists face criminal charges for probing Ukraine police head’s unexplained assets
25.02.2020
Criminal proceedings were initiated on 13 February, after Bihus.info journalists took photographs of what they believe to be an undeclared and very expensive vehicle belonging to the First Deputy Head of the National Police, Yevhen Koval
Russian FSB arrests two Crimean teenagers, claim link with Kerch massacre they missed
25.02.2020
The FSB in occupied Kerch have arrested two boys, one 16, the other just a year older, and are claiming to have thus averted terrorist attacks on two educational institutions
Stark warning that Russia could use military force to get water for occupied Crimea
24.02.2020
Oleksiy Melnyk from the authoritative Razumkov Centre believes that Russia will use blackmail or resort to a military operation to get Ukraine to reinstate water supplies to occupied Crimea
Russia threatens sister of Crimean Tatar leader Mustafa Dzhemilev with prosecution for “extremism”
24.02.2020
Dilyara Seitveliyeva, sister of veteran Crimean Tatar leader Mustafa Dzhemilev, has received a “warning against extremism” from the Russian occupation regime
Russia threatens sister of Crimean Tatar leader Mustafa Dzhemilev with prosecution for “extremism”
24.02.2020
Dilyara Seitveliyeva, sister of veteran Crimean Tatar leader Mustafa Dzhemilev, has received a “warning against extremism” from the Russian occupation regime
Ukrainian political prisoner Vyhivsky imprisoned longer in Russia than his grandfather was under Stalin
21.02.2020
Valentin Vyhivsky’s grandfather, Stepan, was released from the GULAG as part of a mass release of political prisoners after Stalin’s death. His grandson has now been held longer by the Putin regime
Ukraine to generously pay “judges” in Russian-controlled Donbas after shock Constitutional Court judgement
21.02.2020
Ukraine’s Constitutional Court has issued a shock judgement overturning major parts of the 2016 judicial reforms, making it all but impossible to stop paying judges who have failed qualification assessment, as well as those judges who betrayed their oath by working as ‘judges’ for the Russian proxy ‘Donetsk and Luhansk people’s republics’
Kyiv court refuses to detain ex-officer accused of killing & wounding unarmed Maidan activists
20.02.2020
Former Omega special force officer Volodymyr Kosenko, who is accused of killing one Maidan activist and wounding another, has been placed under house arrest
Kyiv court refuses to detain ex-officer accused of killing & wounding unarmed Maidan activists
20.02.2020
Former Omega special force officer Volodymyr Kosenko, who is accused of killing one Maidan activist and wounding another, has been placed under house arrest
Sombre Anniversary with hopes of justice for Maidan victims waning
20.02.2020
It is six years since the last and bloodiest days of Ukraine’s Revolution of Dignity (Euromaidan), with the anniversary coming after major upheavals which could jeopardize the fate of most investigations into Maidan crimes
Russian "experts" claim calls to pray for political prisoners are proof of terrorism
19.02.2020
International outrage over Russia’s huge sentences against seven young men from Penza for involvement in an entirely fictitious “Network” is undoubtedly warranted, however frustratingly selective
Russian "experts" claim calls to pray for political prisoners are proof of terrorism
19.02.2020
International outrage over Russia’s huge sentences against seven young men from Penza for involvement in an entirely fictitious “Network” is undoubtedly warranted, however frustratingly selective
Luhansk hostage likely crippled after torture in Russian proxy Donbas “republic”
19.02.2020
Ukrainian hostage Roman Sahaidak is in acute pain and may suffer irreparable damage to the spine after the beatings he received by militants from the self-proclaimed ‘Luhansk people’s republic’
Crimean Tatar schoolboy subjected to electric shocks and other torture in Russian-occupied Crimea
18.02.2020
17-year-old Server Rasilchak was asked if he wanted to be talked to "like a person, or like an animal". That was just before the officer began inflicting electric shocks
Crimean Tatar schoolboy subjected to electric shocks and other torture in Russian-occupied Crimea
18.02.2020
17-year-old Server Rasilchak was asked if he wanted to be talked to "like a person, or like an animal". That was just before the officer began inflicting electric shocks
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