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Protest held in Kyiv against the persecution of Crimean lawyer Kurbedinov
Human rights defenders consider the persecution of Kurbedinov to be political persecution
Lawyer Kurbedinov, who was detained in Crimea, sentenced to 10 days of an administrative arrest
The lawyer is accused of publishing photos of a protest, which took place in 2013...
In Ukraine the number of prisoners in colonies halved
At the same time, "Savchenko law" only temporarily unloaded the pre-trail detention centres
37 cases of freedom of speech and expression violation happened in the second half of 2016 in Crimea – review
Human rights defenders gathered a verified information "at first hand", from official sources and legal framework and from from other sources
“Court” in Crimea decided to leave two Crimean Muslims in custody
The “court” rejected the appeal of Vadym Siruk and Emir-Useyin Kuku.
Klykh was relocated from Grozny to Chelyabinsk
Current whereabouts of Mykola Karpyuk are unknown
Occupation authorities have relocated Kuku from psychiatry hospital to detention centre
Human rights defender spent almost 11 months in detention and one months he spent in a psychiatric hospital
80% of candidates to the Supreme Court are judges of the Supreme Administrative Court with doubtful reputation
The movement CHESNO told about the judges with doubtful reputation
FSB seized the documents of Crimean Tatar TV channel “Millet” which was created by occupants instead of ATR
Officers visited the channel supposedly due to “suspicion embezzlement of public funds”
Putin denies the claims of human rights defenders about the tortures of citizens of Ukraine
Putin believes that "testimony" of detained citizens of Ukraine can be checked
People involved in the “Hizb ut-Tahrir” case are abused during the transportation to court in Crimea
Court has dismissed the appeal for continued detainment of the four defendants
Russian authorities put the Ukrainian citizen in a single-celling jail after he demanded medical care
Human rights defender Serhiy Mokrenyuk blames Ukrainian authorities for the standstill in case of Valeriy Makarov
Human rights activists send to ICC evidence of crimes against humanity in occupied Crimea
The human rights activists describe the facts of 7 murders, 15 forced disappearances, 90 cases of illegal detentions in custody, 39 cases of torture and / or other forms of inhumane treatment
Two Crimean residents convicted for posts in social networks
Russian-controlled court in the occupied Crimea has sentenced two residents of Simferopol city to several years in prison for extremist posts in social networks
Over 8,000 Crimean residents get Ukrainian passports after annexation of peninsula
Crimean residents prefer to have a passport in form of booklets because it is easier to cross the administrative border between the mainland Ukraine and the annexed Crimea with them
How confessions are suppressed by militants in Donbas (PHOTOS)
Freedom of conscience? No, haven’t heard of it…
Public religious rites are only allowed in 366 locations in Crimea
The public religious rites are allowed to be carried out only in 366 locations in the entire occupied Crimea
Yevhen Panov brutally tortured during first three days in occupied Crimea – human rights activist
Yevhen Panov, a resident of Enerhodar town in Zaporizhzhia region, Ukraine, was brutally tortured during his first three days of staying in Crimea
Columns
More than 60 Crimean political prisoners are already in need of urgent medical care: How to solve this problem
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
