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Activists launch online campaign in support of captives in Donbas
They demand to release the captives held by DPR/LPR terrorist groups regardless of performance of other provisions of the Minsk Agreements
Civilian car blown up near Marinka checkpoint in Donbas
The explosion killed two out of five passengers and injured one. One person died on the way to the hospital
Prosecutor’s office continues abusing function of general supervision – expert
Since autumn of 2014, according to the new law, the prosecutors are not allowed to check the enterprise or government agencies, or to require them to provide certain documents or other information
Ahtem Chiygoz says prosecutors exert pressure on judges
He believes that in such a way the occupying power is trying to intimidate the entire Crimean Tatar people
Ukrainian MPs pass law on registration of birth and death in Crimea
The document complements Article 257 of the Code of Civil Procedure of Ukraine
European Parliament notes ‘unprecedented level of human rights abuses against Crimean Tatars’
The resolution again underscores unlawfulness of Crimea's occupation by Russia
Parties to conflict in Donbas violate laws of war – human rights activists
As stated, all the parties to the conflict violated the international humanitarian law
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
Children from Crimea can be distance learners in Ukrainian schools
The Ministry has also identified the managers who will be responsible for teaching the Crimean residents
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
Electric power line pylon falls near Kakhovka
The reasons for falling are unknown yet.
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.
Korban case judge involved in harassment of Automaidan activists
The judge should have been already dismissed for violation of the oath but he was hospitalized.
Crimean Khersones may lose exhibits, property, archives
The reserve’s department, which has powers to prohibit construction in the territory of historic monuments, may be closed.
Seriously ill patients picketing Cabinet of Ministers to demand funding of medicines
More than a hundred patients with bags over their heads and nooses around their necks lined up in front of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine.
It’s difficult to call an ambulance and no place to store insulin in Crimea
The health care institutions faced difficulties in their work following the electricity cuts in Crimea.
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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
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