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In Crimea the Ukrainian who called himself an accomplice of “saboteurs” under tortures is sentenced to 3 years of imprisonment
They failed to convict Volodymyr Prisich for sabotage and sentenced to 3 years of imprisonment for storing drugs
According to the militants, a detained Luhansk blogger is a “spy” (video)
Eduard Nedelyayev is attributed "strong ties" with the employees of the Ukrainian special services and with "Aydar" battalion, which no longer exist
Separatist website publishes personal data of several dozen Ukrainian journalists
The site’s section "Ukrainian propagandist" contains the photos of media workers and scanned copies of their press cards
MP Leshchenko: Ukrainian anti-corruption activists spied upon
He claims anti-corruption activists in Ukraine are illegally spied upon, wiretapped, and the confidential data are being collected
Ombudsperson demands SBU investigate publication of journalist’s personal data
Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights Valeria Lutkovska demands the Security Service of Ukraine investigate the publication of personal data of Yaroslav Bondarenko
Facebook discloses user data on Ukraine’s demand four times in six months
The representatives of Ukrainian authorities asked Facebook to disclose information about the specific user nine times in the second half of 2015. Four such requests were granted
The World Speaks Against Mass Internet Surveillance
Amnesty International has published the results of a large-scale survey which began a worldwide campaign against surveillance #UnfollowMe
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
