With the first cases of COVID-19 infection in the Crimea detected, the occupation authorities published lists of hot lines for getting the up-to-date information about the COVID-2019 pandemic on their websites. The Crimean Human Rights…
Comparing to the previous monitoring the situation has become worse. 10 providers in Crimea are completely blocking 20 Ukrainian information websites and 2 social networks in 9 settlements. The same providers are blocking the websites…
On March 31, the State Duma of the Russian Federation adopted a bill supplementing the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation with a new article – 207.1 “Public dissemination of misleading information about circumstances that…
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…
On the night of March 31, five roadblocks were set up at the entrances to Sevastopol: on the 44th km of the Simferopol-Bakhchisaray-Sevastopol road, on the 43rd and 57th km of the Yalta-Sevastopol road, on…
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…
The RF controlled “head” of Crimea Sergey Aksionov encouraged the police management to “refine all hand-to-hand combat techniques’ on those concealing the trips to other countries . He said this at the meeting of COVID-19…
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….
STATEMENT We, the undersigned, are a coalition of civil society organizations, who are working on the protection of human rights for persons affected by conflict. On 14th of March the coalition presented a petition to the…
