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FSB “suggests” Crimean defender for confessing terrorism – lawyer
The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) suggests a member of the Crimean Contact Group on Human Rights, Emir-Usein Kuku, who was arrested in February, for admitting his guilt
Court to consider Dzhemilev’s lawsuit against FSB in two weeks
April 14, a Russian court will consider the lawsuit filed by leader of the Crimean Tatars Mustafa Dzhemilev appealing against the ban on entry to the occupied Crimea
A hundred armed men come to demolish houses of Crimean Tatars in Sudak
About a hundred armed men came to Alchak residential area in Sudak (Crimea), where they planned to demolish six houses of Crimean Tatars
FSB detains member of Crimean Contact Group on Human Rights
The reasons for searches and detentions are unknown
Russian court to consider appeal of Euromaidan activist Kostenko in February
During the trial, the court refused to take into account the statements on torture and to interrogate witnesses
Director of Ukrainian Center branch interrogated in Crimea
The branch of the Ukrainian Cultural Center library in Crimea was opened in Feodosia in August 2015.
Lawyers get evidence of torture on Stanislav Klykh
Thanks to the efforts of the European Court of Human Rights, the lawyers of Klykh received the outpatient registration log book and the medical records of Klykh
Court to consider lawsuit of Sentsov against FSB
The court will consider the lawsuit over protection of honor and dignity filed by Oleg Sentsov against the Russia’s Federal Security Service and a number of Russian media.
State Duma of Russia allows FSB to shoot at women, children
The officers of the Russia’s Federal Security Service may use firearms to shoot at crowds
Kolchenko’s lawyer cannot visit him in remand prison
The remand prison management did not allow the lawyer to visit Kolchenko allegeldy because of lack of free rooms.
Kyiv residents walk along ‘route of death’ paying tribute to Babi Yar victims
The march in memory of the innocent people, who were shot down in the Babi Yar 74 years ago, was held today in Kyiv.
Ukraine’s President petitioned to reform judiciary on model of police
The petition's signers suggests that the President should introduce appropriate amendments to the Constitution
Internet service providers in Crimea operate under FSB control
There are no longer Ukrainian mobile operators on the peninsula, the Internet service providers operate under the constant threat of blocking.
Russia: “Terror” Trial of Ukrainian Film Director and Activist
Evidence presented at the ongoing trial of the well-known Ukrainian film director Oleg Sentsov and ecologist Aleksandr Kolchenko in Russia may have been extracted under duress
Parliament Demands Sanctions against Savchenko’s Persecutors
The Verkhovna Rada has called upon the EU and the US to institute personal sanctions against those involved in the abduction and imprisonment of Nadiya Savchenko
President Calls for Cancellation of Judicial Immunity
On April 10 in Odessa, President Petro Poroshenko called for the abolition of judicial immunity
European Court Accepts the Appeal of Mejlis Advisor Ismet Yuksel Against Russia
This was reported by the Crimean News Agency referencing Yuksel’s lawyer Illarion Vasilyev, who was alerted by Strasbourg in a letter dated March 18th, 2015
FSB Detains Journalist in Crimea
Her parents’ apartment was searched this morning
Columns
Ukrainian parliament appeals for NATO membership as foundation for lasting peace
Ukraine rejects “pacifying the aggressor” as a path to peace
“Appeasement never works”: Lessons from Bosnia’s post-war justice
Liberia demands Russia immediately halt aggression and restore Crimea to Ukraine
