Russian-Ukrainian war
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
Another Crimean Tatar got sent to psychiatric hospital
The expertise, which lasts less than 2 hours, turned into forced hospitalization that lasts almost a month
During the court hearing Chiygoz expressed his distrust in the Prosecutor
For “blatantly biased approach and unwillingness to see the obvious”
Crimean Tatars are systematically pursued after the annexation of Crimea – Amnesty International
Crimean Tatar people have been deliberately targeted by the de facto local and Russian authorities
Mutual support of Crimean Tatars scares Russian investigators, said lawyer Sabinin about the Emir-Useyin Kuku case.
If there are Muslims in Crimea then it is possible that there is Muslim terrorism why not investigate this?
Court extended arrest of Chiygoz until April 2017
Mykola Polozov, Chiygoz’s lawyer, informed about this on his Facebook page
In Crimea, the human rights defender Emir-Useyin Kuku was involuntarily sent to a psychiatric examination
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine protested against a psychiatry examination, used against Ukrainian citizens
Russia refused Dunja Mijatovic to visit Sushchenko
Russians called the detention of Sushchenko "does not relate to his professional activity" and assured that the journalist receives all the procedural powers under the criminal law
Another one Crimean Muslim is punished by psychiatry
This is the fifth example of compulsory inpatient psychiatric examination against the Crimean Muslims
Two more Crimean Tatars can be forcefully sent to psychiatric expertise
Crimean advocate Emil Kurbedinov wrote on his Facebook account
Defendant in ‘Hizb ut-Tahrir case’ forcibly sent to psychiatric hospital
One of the six people arrested in the "case of Hizb ut-Tahrir" in Yalta was sent to a psychiatric hospital for a forced examination
Russian Security Service instructs to subject six Crimean Tatars to forced psychiatric examination
These Crimean Tatars supported Ilmi Umerov...
Feygin looking for prospects for Sushchenko exchange
"I have already met with some people, I’ve had some meetings in the Parliament..."
Demands are voiced at the OSCE meeting to terminate investigations against four Ukrainian journalists that had been initiated by the Russian authorities
The cases in question target Mykola Semena, Roman Sushchenko, Andriy Klymenko and Anna Andrievska
Moscow court rejects appeal against arrest of journalist Sushchenko
The Moscow City Court has rejected appeal against arrest of Ukrinform journalist Roman Sushchenko
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
Ukrainian consul finally allowed to visit journalist Sushchenko in Moscow remand prison
The meeting lasted for three hours
Roman Sushchenko stayed without food, water first day after arrest – journalists
"I have lost six kilos already..."
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