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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
EU, OSCE urge release of Ilmi Umerov, Mejlis asks to strengthen sanctions against Russia
Brussels reiterated its call for all Ukrainian citizens illegally detained by Russia to be guaranteed a safe return to Ukraine.
Journalist Aleksandr Shchetinin found dead in Kyiv
Founder of “New Region” Russian news agency, journalist Aleksandr Shchetinin was found dead in Kyiv
SBU officers in Mykolayiv region detain journalist for several hours, seize his phone
The Independent Media Trade Union of Ukraine (IMTUU) calls on the Security Service of Ukraine to conduct an internal investigation against the officers who detained journalist
Umerov’s health getting worse in Crimean psychiatric clinic
Umerov’s lawyer Mark Feygin considers the forcible detention at a psychiatric clinic to be tortures
Umerov’s Phone Seized and Lawyer Banned
Umerov has been taking several medications regularly for years and can’t go without them. He has third degree Parkinson's disease, hypertension, and diabetes
Crimean Political Prisoner Speaks about his Detention
Crimean Political Prisoner Yuriy Ilchenko Speaks about his Detention in occupied Crimea
Detainees in Crimea Kept in Inhumane Conditions
Nearly 2,500 people are held in a detention facility in Simferopol, although it is only designed for 1,100 people
Committee to Protect Human Rights in Crimea Being Formed
Сommittee will be to develop a mechanism for lawyers to visit Crimea in order to participate in trials of Ukrainian citizens on the peninsula, as well as to protect their interests
Yevhen Panov, Accused by Russia of “Sabotage,” was Probably Tortured
Euromaidan SOS draws attention of the international community to the need for control over Yevhen Panov’s case, including unhindered access to an independent lawyer who can provide expert legal assistance
Two More “Sabotage” Suspects Arrested in Occupied Crimea
It was also reported that two people who have been have been held in relation to the case are locals who have recently received Russian citizenship
Crimea disinforms about slow work of Ukrainian crossing points
Border guards claim the crossing points are working according to a regular schedule
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We cannot allow war to become humanity’s everyday reality again
Russia’s aggression against Ukraine is a classic neo-colonial war for the enslavement of an entire people
Ukraine invites nations across Africa, South America, and Asia to join a global justice alliance
“Sharper than physical pain – the feeling of helplessness”: speech of the imprisoned journalist
