On November 6, information about Dmitry Kucherenko as a “curator” from the FSB for “Crimean media” was spread on social networks. It is reported that this punitive major graduated from the Moscow Border Institute of…
The aggressor-controlled “Sevastopol media” disseminated “comforting news”, in the already familiar style of the Soviet press, that supposedly “the revenue of small and medium-sized businesses in Sevastopol from exports abroad last year amounted to 3…
In framework of permanent co-operation with United Nations’ officials and structures our Association sent submission for preperation of the 2023 report of the UN Secretary-General on the implementation of the UN General Assembly resolution 77/205…
We have previously written many times about the constant behind-the-scenes struggle between Crimean and Henichesk collaborators for the opportunity to “cover up” the criminal transportation of goods to the Crimea through the so-called “land corridor.”…
Working in permanent cooperation with United Nation’s officials our Association sent in 2023 submission to UN Special Rapporteur on the independence of judges and lawyers, proffessor Margaret Satterthwaite on issues of challenges for lawyers’ independence…
In framework of permanent cooperation with UN bodies our Association sent submission to UN Independent Expert on protection against violence and discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity, describing relevant war crimes and gross…
We previously wrote that the criminal Sergei Aksyonov has more and more “unsaid” in his relations with the Kremlin, where they are increasingly publicly showing the gauleiter in an unsightly light with undisguised pleasure. This…
For several days now, the aggressor’s propaganda has been pompously advertising the “first Eurasian Congress of People’s Diplomacy of the EAEU, BRICS, SCO, CIS” promised for November 14-16 in Moscow, and obviously there the puppets…
As the aggressor’s “Sevastopol” propaganda stated, the occupiers “developed a forecast for the socio-economic development of Sevastopol for 2024–2026,” and immediately in “basic and conservative terms, taking into account the possible deterioration of the socio-economic…
In early November, the occupiers’ “Crimean media” began to disseminate “good news” that over the year in the Crimea they allegedly “significantly increased the volume of food production”, and the “primary source” of this “comforting…