Human rights in Crimea militarization context

The Crimean Human Rights Group presents to your attention the Situation with Human Rights in the Autonomous
Republic of Crimea and Sevastopol City Adverse Impact of Russian Militarization Information and Analytical Report
(April 2014 – May 2017).

Man Detained in Crimea for Allegedly Serving in Crimean Tatar Battalion

22.03.2024 11:36

Behind the Lines: Innocence No Defense for Young Crimean

17.03.2024 23:16

A New Procedure of Actions on Reintegrating, Adapting, and Supporting the Released Has Been Approved in Ukraine

16.03.2024 11:41

A Resident of Henichesk Detained for Allegedly Serving in “Crimean Tatar Battalion”

12.03.2024 11:42

“Resistance in Crimea Was Largely of Civic Nature”: Witnesses of Crimea 2014 Occupation Beginning

09.03.2024 11:46

“Task for Vlad Is to Stand Firm, to Survive”: Fight for Returning Vladyslav Yesypenko Has Been Lasting for 3 Years Already

08.03.2024 11:43

“Crimea Has Not Become Russian”: Ms.Skrypnyk During Discussion in European Parliament

08.03.2024 11:38

Statement by human rights organizations regarding another wave of searches and detentions of Crimean Tatars

06.03.2024 14:24

European Politicians May Contribute to Releasing Political Prisoners and Strengthening Sanctions – Iryna Baran, CHRG Representative

28.02.2024 01:39

Detention of Lutfiye Zudiyeva, a Crimean Tatar Human Rights Defender and Journalist Statement of Human Rights Organizations

23.02.2024 15:06

“Mechanism for Releasing Civilians Should be Developed”: Olha Skrypnyk At International Crimea Platform Focal Points Network Video Meeting

23.02.2024 01:42

Ukraine 5 AM Coalition appeals to the authorities and international community on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the beginning of the war

22.02.2024 15:17