Human Rights and international humanitarian law norms: Crimea 2022 situation review

The Crimean Human Rights Group presents to your attention the Brief “Human Rights and international humanitarian law norms: Crimea 2022 situation review”
The Crimean Human Rights Group presents to your attention the Brief “Human Rights and international humanitarian law norms: Crimea 2022 situation review”
The Crimean human rights group presents an informational and analytical report on the situation with the spread of hate speech in Russian-language online media, which regularly cover the armed conflict between Ukraine and the Russian…
The Crimean Human Rights Group presents to your attention the Brief “Human rights situation in Crimea and 100 days of full-scale russian invasion of Ukraine”
The Crimean Human Rights Group presents to your attention the Brief “Human Rights and international humanitarian law norms: Crimea 2021 situation review”
The recent mass detentions of Crimean Tatars this autumn have proven that discrimination of exercising freedom of peaceful assembly has become a well-established practice. Why this is the discrimination – the Crimean Human Rights Group…
Violation of Freedom to Seek, Receive and Impart Information in Occupied Crimea prepared by a Crimean Human Rights Group The Crimean Human Rights Group (CHRG) is a non-profit Ukrainian human rights organization of Crimean human…
On February 11, the State Duma of the Russian Federation adopted in the third reading a bill that increased penalties for participation in rallies. The bill strengthened liability for disobedience to police, repeated disobedience to…
The Federation Council approved amendments to the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation aimed at toughening punishments for calls to violate the territorial integrity of the Russian Federation (Article 280.1 of the Criminal Code of…
An additional submission ‘Situation with rights of children in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and Sevastopol City in the context of peninsula occupation by the Russian Federation’ was made public by the Crimean Human Rights…
“Crimea: freedom of speech in the occupation” is an informational and analytical report on the persecution of journalists and bloggers on the territory of the Crimean peninsula
On August 8, 2020, the Government of Ukraine made a sudden decision for citizens to re-impose the previous restrictions in force in the spring on the crossing of checkpoints with Crimea.
The Russian Federation consistently discriminates Ukrainian citizens and persecutes those who are in the occupied territory without RF documents illegally issued in Crimea. The Russian authorities apply migration legislation to such Crimeans, which entails restrictions…