DPR
By December 31, 2024: occupiers are coercing residents of Donetsk region into obtaining Russian passports through blackmail.
Otherwise they will not be able to "receive the rights and benefits provided by Russia"
Who works in the courts of first instance in the occupied part of Donetsk region
The Donetsk occupation system of “justice” developed in 2014 is based on Ukrainian traitor judges, who have been the backbone of the judiciary of the illegal DPR formation all this time. Many have been working without a break for the second decade and have already taken their third oath of allegiance
Who is now administering “supreme” justice in the occupied territory of Donetsk region
Who took control of the so-called “Supreme Court of the Donetsk People's Republic,” what motivated people from Russian regions to start working there, and to what extent local “elites” have retained their presence in the central judicial institution, read in ZMINA article.
Memories of Halyna Haiova, a torture survivor of the infamous Izolyatsia prison
Halyna Haiova, a senior nurse from the city of Dokuchaievsk, Donetsk region, was arrested by representatives of the so-called “Donetsk People’s Republic” (“DPR”) at her workplace on October 14, 2016. She was accused of having pro-Ukrainian views and helping the Ukrainian Armed Forces. The woman was held in captivity for nearly sixteen months, most of […]
Three stories about the abuse and inhumane conditions for Ukrainian women prisoners
Read about how Russian forces detain women, the conditions in which they are held, and their treatment in Russian prisons in the stories of the director of a village club and a masseuse from Melitopol, Zaporizhzhia region, and a volunteer from Mariupol, Donetsk region, shared with ZMINA by the prisoners themselves or their relatives and friends
Mariupol policewoman Mariana Chechelyuk’s health has deteriorated significantly over the year of captivity
For a year, the occupiers transported the woman from one prison to another, subjected her to physical and psychological pressure, and created unbearable detention conditions. Currently, Mariana Chechelyuk needs medical care, which is not provided to her in the Taganrog detention center
Aseev’s health sharply deteriorated in captivity of the “DNR”
Aseev does not have the necessary medications and representatives of the “Ministry of State Security of the DNR” refuse to provide him with medications
Poroshenko proposes to give residents of Crimea foreign passports of an old type
"If we have no reasons to grant them biometric passports..."
People continue to disappear in the occupied territories
If a person starts expressing on his/her blog, then he/she is subjected to repressions
One in ten news of online media outlets of the so-called “LPR” and “DPR” contains hate speech – IMI
Therewith, there are no materials criticizing the self-proclaimed authorities of the so-called "LPR" and "DPR"
Polozov will not be able to defend Ilmi Umerov
Ilmi Umerov himself reacted to the decision calmly...
Russian LGBT activists missing in DPR
Since 2014 Vasilyev has refugee status in Finland
Another local blogger detained in the LPR
He is accused of extremism
Officials ashamed of hate speech, plan to take drastic measures
The issue of discrimination has long been not on the agenda of the government...
Ukrainian Ombudsperson’s Office transfers another 23 convicts from ‘DPR’ territory
There is one woman in today's group
‘DPR’ militants intend to confiscate housing of ‘public enemies’
"If there is a public enemy, the movable and immovable property of such a person is confiscated, and then it becomes people’s property..."
Students from government-controlled Mayorske go to school in ‘DPR’ – media
The parents of only five students agreed to send their children to school in the town of Bakhmut, controlled by Ukraine
Facebook banned in occupied Donetsk
As well as Ukrainian mobile operators and e-mail
Columns
“I hear your anger, your dreams, and your hope”: a letter to a peer under occupation from a 10th grader from the Kherson region
No one should ever be allowed to violate the rights of Indigenous peoples
What does just peace mean for Ukraine and why does Crimea remain a fundamental issue?
“The number is not answering, but I can hear you”: A letter to a peer in occupation from a 10th grade student
