As we informed before, the UN General Assembly session that began in New York, discusses the new Report A/80/174 “Military Activities and Toxic,” prepared by the Special Rapporteur on toxics and human rights, Professor Marcos…
As it follows from the HUDOC data of the European Court of Human Rights, on October 20, the Court published the communications in some groups of cases against Russia connected with the ban of Crimean…
According to the aggressor government’s October 17 order, the “Feodosia shipyard”, controlled by the aggressor, will receive an additional 40 million rubles in addition to the 800 million previously allocated for the completion of the…
In mid-October, a rather tragicomic story was posted on Crimean social media about a “sentence” issued by the aggressor’s punishers against Valentina Yachmeneva, the “head of the management department” of the so-called “Crimean Federal University.”The…
In mid-October, the occupiers quietly extended the tragicomedy of “restoration” of the Khan’s Palace in Bakhchisarai until at least 2026.As a reminder, the “restoration” saga, which led to numerous scandals and significant damage to the…
In mid-October, the aggressor-controlled “Crimean media” decided to “delight the population” with more tales of so-called “people’s diplomacy” performed by the permanent “chief Crimean Bulgarian” Ivan Abazher, whose involvement in provocations by the Russian intelligence…
In November 2024, we described the aggressor’s provocation involving representatives of the Crimean occupation “administration” at the 12th session of the World Urban Forum (WUF12), held from November 4 to 8 in Cairo, Egypt.At that…
During the first ten days of October, social media on the occupied peninsula once again became awash with photos of fuel oil spills, as a consequence of the “Volgoneft-212” and “Volgoneft-239” tanker disaster in December…
On October 10, our Association’s expert Borys Babin took part in a training for volunteers, interviewers and human rights defenders involved in documenting war crimes, crimes against humanity and human rights violations, which was held…
As the “Financial Times” reported on October 8, NIQ, an American consumer data provider, has been conducting business in occupied Ukraine “that raises questions about the effectiveness of international sanctions as Moscow presses overseas companies…