Crimean Tatars
CoE mission wants to attend hearing over case of February 26
The mission was invited to the court hearing by Nikolai Polozov
Council of Europe sends human rights mission to Crimea
It will be headed by Swiss diplomat Gerard Stoudmann
Crimean Tatars asked to keep an eye on their relatives
The Crimean Tatars are asked to necessarily accompany their children to the place of their studies as well as to keep constant contact with them
Law enforcement agencies receive almost 140 complaints for four months of Crimea blockade
Of this number, 15 complaints were entered in the unified register of pre-trial investigations
16-year-old Crimean Tatar girl gone missing in occupied Crimea
She went for studies yesterday and did not come back
Crimean schoolboy paints Ukrainian flag, parents called up
Performing the task at the lesson titled “What is my Homeland?”, the boy filled the Russian flag with the colors of the Ukrainian one
Crimean prosecutor’s office investigating 30 missing person cases
The prosecutors took into account the appeal of MP Mustafa Dzhemilev about the disappearance of 20 Crimean Tatars
Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry demands release of detainees in ‘case of February 26’
The Ministry reminds about harassment of the Crimean Tatars by the occupying power and the facts of forced deportation.
Russia continues persecuting national minorities in Crimea – human rights activists
The report also refers to the flagrant violation of the rights of citizens of Ukraine, who were kidnapped in Crimea and tried in Russia
Two Crimean Tatars go missing in Kerch
The Crimean police released no official reports on the disappearance of Crimean residents
Judgments and protocols in cases against Maidan activists are carbon copied
The judges and law enforcement officers committed a series of violations of the law while considering the cases against Maidan activists, including the Automaidan participants.
New wave of repressions against Crimean Tatars starts in Crimea
The human rights activists mentioned seven cases of repressions against Crimean Tatars in the report for November
Blockade of Crimea not contradicts international law – experts
Crimean activists do not violate international law, while blocking trucks with food.
Mejlis banned from mentioning in Crimean media
The Ministry of Home Policy, Information and Communications of Republic of Crimea considers Mejlis to be a defunct organization.
Best non-discriminatory employers defined in Ukraine
The American Medical Centers, The British Council and the Softcom Group IT-company became the leaders of the Ukrainian corporate equality index 2014.
On the way to ghetto, or How people are banned from speaking Crimean Tatar in Crimea
Crimean Tatars are started to be discriminated in Crimea
Crimean Tatars banned from speaking their native language in Crimea – human rights activists
Human rights defenders are concerned about the stance of the so-called Ombudsperson of Crimea
Crimean victims of politically motivated persecutions
The occupation authorities in Crimea use both legal and extralegal mechanisms to persecute activists.
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“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
