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• Topics / Freedom of conscience and religion
Russia demands 18-year sentence for blind and disabled Ukrainian political prisoner on grotesque ‘terrorism’ charges
30.01.2023
The Russian prosecution is claiming that blind and disabled Oleksandr Sizikov, together with Seiran Khairedinov and Alim Sufianov ‘sought to violently overthrow the Russian constitutional order” through religious and political discussions
Russia unleashes new wave of terror and arrests of Crimean Tatars in occupied Crimea
25.01.2023
Russia’s FSB have staged another round of armed ‘searches’ in occupied Crimea, with six Crimean Tatars, including a 67-year-old, detained and even denied access to their chosen lawyers
The Face of Russian terror against Crimean Tatars
13.01.2023
Crimean Tatar Imam and civic activist gets 17-year sentence for talking about religion in his home 7 years ago
Two effective death sentences in Russia’s most savage attack on Crimean Tatar civic journalists and activists
12.01.2023
A Russian court has sentenced five Crimean Tatar recognized political prisoners to 13 years’ imprisonment, despite knowing that for two of the men, 60-year-old Dzhemil Gafarov and Servet Gaziev (62) this is a death sentence
Crimean Tatar civic journalist sentenced to 11 years for refusing to collaborate with Russia's FSB
30.12.2022
Ernes Ametov has been sentenced to 11 years’ imprisonment two years after the 37-year-old Crimean Tatar civic journalist and recognized political prisoner was acquitted on identical charges
Unending torture of Crimean Tatar political prisoner for refusal to collaborate with Russia’s FSB
14.12.2022
The pretexts for almost permanently holding Teymur Abdullayev in the horrific conditions of a Russian punishment cell are as fabricated as the charges that Russia used to sentence the recognized political prisoner to 17 years
Russia violates its own laws in murderous reprisals against Crimean Tatar human rights movement
07.12.2022
Without a recognizable crime, huge sentences have been demanded that at least two of the men have essentially no chance of surviving.
Two Ukrainian believers sentenced to six years in Russian-occupied Crimea for a Zoom conversation about the Bible
05.12.2022
The Russian-controlled Armiansk city ‘court’ in occupied Crimea has sentenced 62-year-old Oleksandr Lytvyniuk and Oleksandr Dubovenko (49) to six years’ imprisonment purely for practising their faith
Russia sentences Crimean Solidarity activist to 17 years for defending political prisoners
01.12.2022
A Russian court has sentenced Marlen Mustafayev to 17 years’ imprisonment on preposterous charges copy-pasted from another political trial initiated over three years ago.
Savage sentences against Crimean Tatar journalists for reporting on Russia’s ‘state terrorism’ in occupied Crimea
25.11.2022
A Russian court has handed down 13-14-year sentences against three civic journalists and two activists taken prisoner in Russia’s most ferocious and internationally condemned attack to date on the Crimean Tatar human rights movement.
Russian court willing to kill 60-year-old Crimean Tatar political prisoner, heart attack or not
09.11.2022
60-year-old Dzhemil Gafarov suffered a heart attack on 27 October in the Russian SIZO [remand prison], where the recognized political prisoner is held despite his life-threatening medical condition
Crimean Tatar political prisoner sentenced to 11 years for 'kitchen conversation' about religion and politics
12.09.2022
A Russian court has sentenced 52-year-old has sentenced Yashar Shikhametov to eleven years’ imprisonment on the basis of flawed charges, planted religious literature and anonymous ‘witnesses’ who had quite likely never set eyes on him.
Russia wants 64-year-old Crimean Tatar to die in prison for refusing to collaborate in occupied Crimea
07.09.2022
Zekirya Muratov, a pensioner and former musician has Grade III disability status and numerous grave medical conditions which make the long sentence as formal as the cynical charges against him.
New armed searches and arrests in Russian-occupied Crimea for reading the Bible
29.08.2022
The Russian FSB carried out new armed searches of the homes of Jehovah’s Witnesses on 24 August, with two believers – 53-year-old Viktor Kudinov and Serhiy Zhygalov (51) taken into custody
Russia seeks 15-17 sentences against Crimean Tatar civic journalists who reported repression in occupied Crimea
23.08.2022
A Russian prosecutor has demanded 15-17-year sentences against three civic journalists and two civic activists, all of whom were involved in reporting and / or supporting the victims of Russia’s repression in occupied Crimea
Savage sentences in Russia’s religious persecution and plunder in occupied Crimea
15.08.2022
A Russian court of appeal has upheld sentences of up to 18 years against four Crimean Tatars, with the persecution of two of the men almost certainly connected with Russia’s attack on an independent religious community and plunder of their mosque
Russia 'takes revenge’ for humiliating attack on Crimea military base by new mass arrests of Crimean Tatars
12.08.2022
The head of the Crimean Tatar Mejlis believes that Russia decided to avenge itself for the humiliation of the attack by staging mass arrests of Crimean Tatars on fabricated charges
Effective death sentence against veteran Crimean Tatar activist for opposing repression in Russian-occupied Crimea
20.07.2022
A court in Russia has sentenced Azamat Eyupov to 17 years in the harshest of Russian prisons, without any crime and in the full knowledge that this is an effective death sentence.
Crimean Tatar sentenced to 19 years on 'sheer fantasy' charges
13.07.2022
Three ‘judges’ from the notorious Southern District Military Court in Rostov (Russia) have sentenced 34-year-old Ismet Ibragimov to 19 years’ imprisonment without any crime and on charges that Ismet’s neighbours say “border on fantasy”.
Russia copy-pastes first attack on Crimean Tatar activists after 4 years for new 13-year sentences
11.07.2022
Neither man was accused of any recognizable crime and the prosecution’s case was essentially based on conversations about religion over four years ago, in which one of the defendants did not take part
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