Occupation Authorities in Crimea Failed to Provide Audience with COVID-19 Necessary Protection Measures during Military Parades
This is confirmed by the Crimean Human Rights Group monitoring results of today’s public events on the peninsula.
What you should know when planning to go to Crimea in June
On June 14, the Ukrainian checkpoints with Crimea reopened, that means cancelling the previous checkpoints passing restrictions. This decision was made by the Ukrainian government on June 12. This happened, many Ukrainian nationals began to…
Findings of monitoring the COVID-19 pandemic response in Crimea (May 18-31, 2020)
Follow the link to read previous Findings of monitoring the COVID-19 pandemic response in Crimea.
Findings of monitoring the COVID-19 pandemic response in Crimea (May 4-17, 2020)
Follow the link to read previous Findings of monitoring the COVID-19 pandemic response in Crimea.
Almost 4,000 Punished in Crimea for ‘Compulsory Self-Isolation Regime’ Violation
On May 18, in Crimea, the regime of compulsory “self-isolation” which in fact forbade leaving the house without “special necessity”, was cancelled. Such restrictions have been in force in Crimea since the beginning of April….
Findings of monitoring the COVID-19 pandemic response in Crimea (27 April – 3 May 2020)
Follow the link to read previous Findings of monitoring the COVID-19 pandemic response in Crimea March 16-29 March 30 — April 5 April 6 — 12 April 13 — 19 April 20 — 26 1.Acts…
Findings of monitoring the COVID-19 pandemic response in Crimea (20-26 April 2020)
Follow the link to read previous Findings of monitoring the COVID-19 pandemic response in Crimea March 16-29 March 30 — April 5 April 6 — 12 April 13 — 19 1. Acts and…
Findings of monitoring the COVID-19 pandemic response in Crimea (April 13 – 19, 2020)
Follow the link to read previous Findings of monitoring the COVID-19 pandemic response in Crimea March 16-29 March 30 — April 5 April 6 — 12 Acts and Decisions of Crimean Authorities de facto…
Review on the human rights situation in Crimea in March 2020
The Crimean Human Rights Group presents to your attention the Brief Review on the human rights situation in Crimea in March 2020
Findings of monitoring the COVID-19 pandemic response in Crimea (April 06 – 12, 2020)
1. Acts and decisions of the Crimean de facto authorities 1.1. Crimea On April 06, the ‘Law of the Republic of Crimea’ No. 54-ZRK/2020 introduced amendments into the Law On Forms of Social Assistance to…
After the CHRG Publication HEMOTEST Laboratory Acknowledged: No New Coronavirus Tests in Crimea
After the Crimean Human Rights Group published the information, that to be tested for coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) in Crimea at will was impossible, the head of company branch in Crimea Mr Emil’ Bavotdinov claimed that the…
Findings of Monitoring the COVID-19 Pandemic Response in Crimea (30 March – 5 April 2020)
1. Acts and Decisions of Crimean Authorities de facto 1.1. Amendments in the RF laws covering the territory of occupied Crimea On April 1 the RF President signed Law # 100FZ, to modify the…