In March 2021, the Crimean Human Rights Group conducted a new monitoring of the FM radio broadcasting in the north of the peninsula. Compared to the previous monitoring carried out in December the situation with…
“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
The Crimean Human Rights Group presents to your attention the Brief Review on the human rights situation in Crimea in January 2020
Chronology of pressing the freedom of speech in Crimea
The Crimean Human Rights Group presents to your attention the Brief Review on the human rights situation in Crimea in October 2019
All Ukrainian frequencies in 8 settlements of the peninsula north are unlawfully used by the Russian radio stations. In 11 settlements the Ukrainian FM broadcasting is partially present, though the Russian stations are heard on…
A signal of seven Ukrainian radio-broadcasting stations in 20 settlements of the Northern Crimea is blacked out by a signal of Russian FM radio stations.
These are findings of the Crimean Human Rights Group July 2018 monitoring.
The young man received a suspended sentence for an illustration and an inscription in the social network, which, in the opinion of the “prosecutor’s office”, incited hatred for “law enforcement officers.” On May 31, a…
Ukrainians, Crimean Tatars, members or supporters of Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people, activists of EuroMaidan, Muslims and migrants are the main groups against which the hate speech was used in Crimea information space. Also,…
Crimean human rights group (CHRG) checked the accessibility of 30 Internet sites in Crimea. These are Ukrainian information resources, including websites of major Ukrainian TV channels. The monitoring took place in early March 2018 in…
The Crimean Human Rights Group has checked the accessibility of 27 websites on the territory of Crimea, with 22 among them being Ukrainian information resources including websites of major Ukrainian TV channels. The monitoring was…
