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New charges in Russia's revenge persecution of Crimean Tatar Mejlis leader Nariman Dzhelyal
24.09.2021
Russia’s FSB have substantially increased the charges against Nariman Dzhelyal which they brought shortly after the Deputy Chairman of the Crimean Tatar Mejlis took part in Ukraine’s Crimea Platform
All contact lost with 63-year-old Ukrainian political prisoner in notorious Russian prison
23.09.2021
Oleh Prykhodko’s family are increasingly concerned that they have heard nothing from the 63-year-old Ukrainian political prisoner since May of this year
From Russia with torture : Vitaly Vlasov and other FSB perpetrators in occupied Crimea
20.09.2021
FSB ‘investigator’ Vitaly Vlasov has used torture to fabricate the prosecutions of Nariman Dzhelyal, Asan Akhtemov and journalist Vladislav Yesypenko, while he also takes part in the persecution of Crimean Tatar activists and Jehovah’s Witnesses
Last chance for Russian court to end persecution of historian of the Terror Yury Dmitriev
01.09.2021
Russia’s Supreme Court is to review the case file and rulings in the prosecution of Yury Dmitriev, world-renowned historian of Stalin’s Terror and head of the Karelia branch of the Memorial Society
Germany’s Nord Stream 2 collaboration comes as Russia holds a record number of Ukrainian political prisoners
23.08.2021
Vladimir Putin may not succeed in getting Nord Stream 2 launched by Ukraine’s Independence Day, but he certainly reaped maximum propaganda benefits during Angela Merkel’s last visit to Moscow
When Russia shouted that Ukraine had attacked Crimea: A tale of torture and fabrication
13.08.2021
It is five years since Russia tried, and failed, to convince the world that Ukraine’s Military Intelligence had been thwarted in carrying out ‘terrorist attacks’ in occupied Crimea
Heartbreaking letter from Ukrainian pensioner sentenced by Russian occupiers to 12 years for ‘treason’
02.08.2021
The letter from 66-year-old Halyna Dovhopola essentially confirms suspicions that the pensioner was targeted because of her pro-Ukrainian views
Russia is trying to destroy historian Yury Dmitriev and “what they’ve done to his daughter is even more horrifying”
30.07.2021
Details of the weaponization of a child in Russia’s attack on the world-renowned historian who helped restore the truth about Stalin’s Terror
Russia crushes human rights group defending political prisoners and fighting state secrecy, including about war against Ukraine
19.07.2021
Two days after Russia’s effective censor, Roskomnadzor, blocked the website of the important human rights initiative Team 29, its Director Ivan Pavlov has announced the group is terminating all activities
How can Ukraine’s leaders hand Babyn Yar into private Russian hands?
18.06.2021
Despite widespread protest, Ukraine’s leaders appear determined to hand control over memorialization of Babyn Yar, site of one of the worst massacres of the Holocaust to a project financed by Russian oligarchs identified by the US for their links to Putin
Remembrance banned as ‘extremism’ and political trials on anniversary of Crimean Tatar Deportation
18.05.2021
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 scales back troops, not its escalation of repression in occupied Crimea
23.04.2021
News that Russia is withdrawing its troops coincided with the seizure of another supposed Ukrainian ‘spy’, as well as an armed ‘operation’ against a Crimean Tatar, also allegedly in connection with the ‘search for terrorists’.
Imprisoned historian of Soviet Terror deprived of proper defence at critical hearing
23.04.2021
After two acquittals and a sentence much shorter than that demanded, new measures were taken in Russia to secure a long sentence against world-renowned historian of the Soviet Terror, Yury Dmitriev
Memorial: 63-year-old Ukrainian imprisoned solely for opposing Russian occupation of Crimea
13.04.2021
The authoritative Memorial Human Rights Centre has declared Oleh Prykhodko a political prisoner, finding the case against the 63-year-old Ukrainian activist falsified and lacking in any elements of a crime
“Chandeliers like in a theatre” for Russia’s conveyor belt trials of Crimean Tatar and other Ukrainian political prisoners
12.04.2021
The Russian court most notorious for its illegal trials of Ukrainian political prisoners has moved into a spectacular new building, which Moscow clearly sees no reason to economize on
Russia to answer to Strasbourg for imprisonment of historian of Stalin’s Terror, Yury Dmitriev
05.04.2021
Lawyers representing Yury Dmitriev, the world-renowned Russian historian have applied to the European Court of Human Rights, citing violation of four articles of the European Convention, including the prohibition of politically motivated persecution
Zisels: Synagogue on Babyn Yar graveyard is ‘super provocation’ aimed at discrediting Ukraine
02.04.2021
/A suit has been lodged with the District Administrative Court in Kyiv against extremely contentious moves to build a synagogue on the site of the former Kyrylivske Christian Orthodox graveyard behind the Menorah at Babyn Yar
Ukrainian jailed in Russia’s revenge for Maidan punished because of back pain
31.03.2021
The Russian prison authorities have thrown Andriy Kolomiyets into the appalling conditions of a SHIZO, or punishment cell for the second time this month, with both 10-day sentences on absurd pretexts
Russia launches attack on Crimean Tatar elders for speaking out against repression
23.03.2021
A Russian-controlled prosecutor has claimed that words like ‘intimidation’ and ‘injustice’ are ‘public calls to extremist activity’ and has issued a formal warning against one of the Crimean Tatar elders who spoke out in defence of political prisoners
Crimean Tatar Regional Mejlis leader persecuted as Russia openly violates UN Court ruling
12.03.2021
New and very worrying escalation in Russia’s persecution of 70-year-old Ilver Ametov
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