At midnight from 21 to 22 December 2021, the world’s only Crimean Tatar television channel ATR looks set to suspend its satellite broadcasting to occupied Crimea

At midnight from 21 to 22 December 2021, the world’s only Crimean Tatar television channel ATR looks set to suspend its satellite broadcasting to occupied Crimea

In almost 2 years after the high-profile case of beating the convicts in the Oleksiivka colony the investigators and prosecutors still have not identified the perpetrators, and, it seems, made everything they could to simply close the proceedings due to the expiration of the maximum term of pre-trial investigation.

In almost 2 years after the high-profile case of beating the convicts in the Oleksiivka colony the investigators and prosecutors still have not identified the perpetrators, and, it seems, made everything they could to simply close the proceedings due to the expiration of the maximum term of pre-trial investigation.

In almost 2 years after the high-profile case of beating the convicts in the Oleksiivka colony the investigators and prosecutors still have not identified the perpetrators, and, it seems, made everything they could to simply close the proceedings due to the expiration of the maximum term of pre-trial investigation.

In almost 2 years after the high-profile case of beating the convicts in the Oleksiivka colony the investigators and prosecutors still have not identified the perpetrators, and, it seems, made everything they could to simply close the proceedings due to the expiration of the maximum term of pre-trial investigation.

The penitentiary medicine reform, according to the passport approved by the Ministry of Justice, began in 2017 and was supposed to end this year. So far, none of its noble goals is reached.

There were no grounds for Nabi Rakhimov to have shown any resistance to the FSB who turned up in occupied Crimea, and the refusal to hand over his body confirms that Russia needs to conceal how he died

There were no grounds for Nabi Rakhimov to have shown any resistance to the FSB who turned up in occupied Crimea, and the refusal to hand over his body confirms that Russia needs to conceal how he died

In the latest of a very large number of criminal investigations initiated since 2019, former President Petro Poroshenko has been informed he is under investigation for ‘treason’.

At least two Crimean Tatars were seized by the FSB last week in Russia’s ongoing fabrication of criminal charges against Nariman Dzhelyal

At least two Crimean Tatars were seized by the FSB last week in Russia’s ongoing fabrication of criminal charges against Nariman Dzhelyal

A third of Ukrainians questioned in a nationwide survey have said that they would take up arms against a new Russian incursion into Ukrainian territory, while over a fifth (21.7%) expressed willingness to demonstrate civil resistance

A third of Ukrainians questioned in a nationwide survey have said that they would take up arms against a new Russian incursion into Ukrainian territory, while over a fifth (21.7%) expressed willingness to demonstrate civil resistance

Russia has hastily removed a court ruling on corruption charges that confirms the deployment on Ukrainian territory of a large number of Russian military forces. Fortunately, not hastily enough

A court in the Donetsk oblast has sentenced Viktor Mykhed to 11 years’ imprisonment for involvement in the torture of Ukrainian prisoners of war in Donbas and in a terrorist organization

The grenade which Ukrainian journalist Vladislav Yesypenko is accused of carrying in his car in Russian-occupied Crimea does not fit in the car compartment where the FSB claimed to have found it

The grenade which Ukrainian journalist Vladislav Yesypenko is accused of carrying in his car in Russian-occupied Crimea does not fit in the car compartment where the FSB claimed to have found it

A Russian court has sentenced seven Ingush leaders, including two men in their late sixties and a woman, to terms of imprisonment from 7.5 to 9 years for organizing peaceful protests in 2019

A Russian court has sentenced seven Ingush leaders, including two men in their late sixties and a woman, to terms of imprisonment from 7.5 to 9 years for organizing peaceful protests in 2019