“The Biggest Danger in Captivity is to Lose a Part of Yourself:” Human Rights Advocate Maksym Butkevych Speaks About Serving on the Front Line, Captivity, and the Rehabilitation Process
Abductions: from sensation to routine. How the practice of enforced disappearances has changed in the occupied Crimea
“Broken ribs have already healed, so there’s no point”: what civilians face after captivity and torture to get money and help
Kremlin’s forgotten political prisoners in Crimea: Human rights advocates urge global focus on Ukrainian hostages at the Crimea Platform
The global HIV/AIDS epidemic: how the UN is trying to overcome it by 2030 despite Russian sabotage
“The father did not find out where Raim was before his death”: why Russia transfers Crimean political prisoners as far as possible from their relatives
Personnel reserve for free Crimea: a pilot management training project in Ukraine
Human rights defender Maksym Butkevych celebrates his third birthday in Russian captivity
Columns
“You promised to stay alive”: a letter to a peer in occupation
Why it is important to compile a blacklist of officials involved in human rights violations in Crimea
After the rain always comes the rainbow: a letter from a 9th grader in Luhansk Oblast to a peer in occupation
More than 60 Crimean political prisoners are already in need of urgent medical care: How to solve this problem
