Political prisoner Arsen Dzhepparov has returned home today after being 7 years in Russia's prison. His daughter Evelina was only 6 years old at the time of his arrest and was getting ready to start school. She will soon be 13, having spent 7 years of her childhood without her father.
There are hundreds of children like Evelina in Crimea. They are united under the "Crimean Childhood" movement, whose fathers are imprisoned for their beliefs and position.
In the photo: Evelina at 6 years old during her father's arrest and on the day of his return home after 7 years.
Read Also
-
A three-ton bomb fell on an aid queue on Monday—two days later, rescuers have found 37 dead. And now Russia strikes Ukraine’s power stations
-
An online-retail hub in Russia and a Russian-run phone network in occupied Donetsk: two of one night’s targets
-
US Congress turns blue, Trump keeps the veto—and Ukraine’s balance sheet in Washington gets both wins and losses
