residential property
Russian occupiers illegally alienate the property of boxer Oleksandr Usyk and other citizens of Ukraine in Crimea
The so-called "nationalizations" by the occupying Russian authorities in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and Sevastopol city carry no legal force under international law. Human rights defenders view this as an element of the aggressor state's repressive policy
Decision “allowed” to enter the houses of people, who have left the occupied territories
After adopting the "law" militants were planning to register the mechanisms of intruding into houses
Cherkasy judge will not be brought to disciplinary responsibility
The High Qualification Commission of Judges denied opening disciplinary proceedings against the judge, who stated he had experienced pressure on part of his chief.
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