The Crimean Human Rights Group

1.Acts and Decisions of Crimean Authorities de facto The occupying authorities of Crimea started taking official decisions to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic spreading after March 16. However, a number of regulatory acts of the…

This is evidenced by the results of monitoring carried out in Crimea from March 23 to March 27. The Crimean Human Rights Group monitored 16 pharmacies in 6 Crimean cities. 3 pharmacies were checked in…

In early 2020, the Russian Federation-controlled Office of the Federal State Statistics Service for the Republic of Crimea and the City of Sevastopol (Krymstat) published data on the natural population movement in Crimea. The CHRG…

Free access to the part of Ukrainian TV channels is currently encoded in Crimea. This is testified by the data of the Crimean Human Rights Group monitoring, held in Simferopol and Dzhankoy in March 2020….

The Crimean Human Rights Group held the next monitoring of the FM radio station broadcasting in the north of peninsula in March 2020. The monitoring showed that Ukrainian radio station broadcasting through towers located in…

The Crimean Human Rights Group presents to your attention the Brief Review on the human rights situation in Crimea in December 2019

The regular monitoring missions held by the Crimean Human Rights Group in 2019 found out that the Ukrainian FM radio stations in Crimea were constantly blocked by the Russian broadcasters. The Ukrainian FM radio broadcasting…

9 providers in Crimea are completely blocking 18 Ukrainian information websites and 2 social networks in nine cities. The same providers are blocking the websites of the Mejlis of Crimean Tatar People, Hizb-ut-Tahrir, and Jehovah’s…