Mykola Karpyuk
State of human rights in Ukraine has significantly deteriorated in 2016 – report of human rights defenders
Most complaints are about violations on the part of the SBU
Russian authorities in Crimea ask tourists not to travel to peninsula
Russian de facto authorities in Crimea ask tourists not to travel to the peninsula in the coming days
Ukrainian Foreign Ministry to gather evidence of racial discrimination against Crimean Tatars
The information may serve as an evidence in the international courts
Prosecutors demand to sentence Klykh, Karpyuk to 22 years in prison
Trial of Ukrainians is about to complete in Chechnya this week
Ukrainian Ombudsperson asks Russian colleague to assist in investigation into tortures against Karpyuk
Ukrainian Ombudsperson Lutkovska has appealed to her Russian colleague Moskalkova with a request to promote the effective investigation into tortures against Ukrainian citizen Mykola Karpyuk
Chechen court finds Ukrainians Karpyuk, Klykh guilty
The Supreme Court of Chechnya in Grozny has found Ukrainians Mykola Karpyuk and Stanislav Klykh guilty of crimes committed during the Chechen war
Chechnya court finds legal extension of arrest of Karpyuk, Klykh
The court in Grozny dismissed the appeal against extension of custodial term of citizens of Ukraine Mykola Karpyuk and Stanislav Klykh
Klykh given unknown medicines influencing his behavior – lawyer
Stanislav Klykh is being daily given unknown medicines, which have an impact on his behavior
Ukrainian Consul finally allowed to visit Karpyuk, Klykh
October 26, 2015, the Supreme Court of the Chechen Republic continued consideration of the criminal case. The Ukrainian Consul visited Ukrainians in jail after the court hearing.
Russia may ban Mejlis as extremist organization
The reason for that may become the "food blockade" in Crimea, co-organized by the “Right Sector” organization forbidden in Russia.
International tribunal may consider cases of judges convicting Ukrainian political prisoners
The lawyer recalled that a series of trials of citizens of Ukraine would soon be held in Russia
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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
