occupation
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.
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
Parents request President to help children ill with cystic fibrosis
The action participants brought broken gas masks to the Presidential Administration to show what the patients experience.
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.
Russia reports on resumption of electricity supply to Crimea
As of 7:00 Moscow time, the electricity supply for all Crimea consumers was carried out in full, and the flow of electricity from Ukraine amounted to 104 MWs
Prosecutor General’s Office asks to suspend from duty judges, who arrested Maidan activists
The judges are suspected of the violation of Part 2, Article 375 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine (delivery of a knowingly unfair sentence, judgment, ruling or order by a judge)
Electricity in Crimea used for war – Chubarov
The occupation authority provides primarily military infrastructure with electricity, not the population, Refat Chubarov says
Human rights activists to submit evidence of Crimea occupation crimes to ICC
"The facts, which we are going to submit to the International Criminal Court, cover murders, tortures, and enforced disappearances."
Ukraine not knows exact number of births and deaths in Crimea – human rights activists
The state has registered slightly over 600 births and 48 deaths during the whole time of occupation
First Ukrainian servicemen found guilty of treason during annexation of Crimea
The former senior sailor, who served in the Crimean maritime forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, was sentenced to seven years in prison with deprivation of rank.
OSCE mission still trying to get to Crimea
OSCE has information about violations of the rights of national minorities in Crimea and tries to gain access to the peninsula.
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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
