The Crimean High Court under Russian occupation has found Ivan Yatskin, a Ukrainian living his native Crimea, guilty of ‘state treason in the form of spying’ for Ukraine and passed an 11-year sentence

Instead of releasing 61-year-old Servet Gaziev as demanded by all democratic countries and international bodies, Russia is effectively torturing him and directly placing his life in jeopardy

Instead of releasing 61-year-old Servet Gaziev as demanded by all democratic countries and international bodies, Russia is effectively torturing him and directly placing his life in jeopardy

Three draft bills have been tabled in Ukraine’s Verkhovna Rada to abolish the so-called ‘Crimea’ Free Economic Zone that discriminates against Ukrainians from Crimea while also providing mechanisms for collaboration with the Russian occupation regime

Three draft bills have been tabled in Ukraine’s Verkhovna Rada to abolish the so-called ‘Crimea’ Free Economic Zone that discriminates against Ukrainians from Crimea while also providing mechanisms for collaboration with the Russian occupation regime

The trial has begun in Russian-controlled of Ivan Yatskin, a Ukrainian whom the country which in 2014 invaded and annexed his homeland has charged with ‘state treason through spying’

The trial has begun in Russian-controlled of Ivan Yatskin, a Ukrainian whom the country which in 2014 invaded and annexed his homeland has charged with ‘state treason through spying’

Alexander Borodai was ‘prime minister’ of the so-called ‘Donetsk republic’ until the downing of MH17 by a Russian BUK missile prompted Moscow to remove the Russians in charge of a purportedly ‘Ukrainian separatist republic

It is no accident that Crimean Tatars increasingly speak of three tragic years: Russia’s first annexation of Crimea in 1783, the 1944 Deportation and 2014.

It is no accident that Crimean Tatars increasingly speak of three tragic years: Russia’s first annexation of Crimea in 1783, the 1944 Deportation and 2014.

Russia’s military court of appeal has upheld the five-year sentence passed on 63-year-old Oleh Prykhodko, a Ukrainian activist from occupied Crimea

Russia’s military court of appeal has upheld the five-year sentence passed on 63-year-old Oleh Prykhodko, a Ukrainian activist from occupied Crimea

In the 1960s, the Crimean Tatars conducted a census of their people and found that more than half of the deported died in the process of deportation.

Aider Kadyrov is the second person to be convicted in Russian-occupied Crimea of failing to report to the FSB a person he had chatted with on a social media page six years ago

Aider Kadyrov is the second person to be convicted in Russian-occupied Crimea of failing to report to the FSB a person he had chatted with on a social media page six years ago

Ukraine’s police were especially active on Victory Day (9 May) this year, with 11 criminal prosecutions initiated under a highly controversial decommunization law

Similar statements have been sent to the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Ambassador, Head of the EU Delegation to Ukraine, Secretary-General of the Council of Europe, Commissioner for Human Rights of the Council of Europe, CPT Secretariat and other international bodies

Report about persecutions of prisoners who communicated with the CPT delegation in August 2020.

Seitumer Seitumerov has reminded a Ukrainian traitor and Russian court that in 2014 Russian soldiers without insignia committed all of the crimes that Russia is now accusing him, his brother and many other Crimean Tatar political prisoners of

Seitumer Seitumerov has reminded a Ukrainian traitor and Russian court that in 2014 Russian soldiers without insignia committed all of the crimes that Russia is now accusing him, his brother and many other Crimean Tatar political prisoners of