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Read More 4 minute read Crimea Political prisoners Russian Aggression Russia detains leader of Crimean Tatar resistance movement Dilyaver Memetov was detained for his appearance three days earlier at the meeting of Edem Semedlyaev, a human… byYuliia Rudenko
Read More 7 minute read Crimea Political prisoners Russian Aggression Stalin executed their great-grandfather 83 years ago. Now Russia sentenced these Crimean Tatars on same charges Yesterday, on 29 October, the Southern District Military Court in Rostov-on-Don, Russia sentenced four Crimean Tatars from Bakhchysarai… byYuliia Rudenko
Read More 7 minute read Crimea Political prisoners Russian Aggression Soviet tradition of punitive psychiatry continues in Russia-occupied Crimea There is no basis for moving Nariman Dzhelyal to the psychiatric hospital. This is not the opinion of… byYuliia Rudenko
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Read More 4 minute read Crimea Political prisoners Russian Aggression VIP campaigners step up for the Kremlin’s Ukrainian hostages Six Crimean citizen journalists imprisoned for political reasons now have mentors from different states, Ukraine’s Deputy Foreign Minister… byYuliia Rudenko
Read More 11 minute read Crimea Political prisoners Russian Aggression Why this Crimean Tatar Muslim woman gives the Russian occupation authorities a headache “I only feel fear in one instance – when people get arrested. This is what brings tears to… byYuliia Rudenko
Read More 11 minute read Crimea Political prisoners Russian Aggression “After they electrocuted me, I told them everything they needed.” How Russia’s FSB extracted a “confession” from a Crimean Tatar Asan Akhtemov and his compatriots were arrested on 3-4 September. On that night, Russian security service officers raided… byYuliia Rudenko
Crimea Political prisoners Russian Aggression How Crimean Tatar leader Dzhelyal swelled the ranks of Ukrainian “saboteurs” The night of 3 to 4 September destroyed the peace of five Crimean Tatar families. Russian security service… byYuliia Rudenko
Read More 8 minute read Crimea Political prisoners Russian Aggression Jailing innocent Crimean Tatars to insanely huge terms: a how-to guide from Russia 16 August 2021. More than 150 people have gone all the way from occupied Crimea to Rostov-on-Don in… byYuliia Rudenko