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Maritime Dimension of Crimea: Economy, Security, and Human Rights
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Maritime Dimension of Crimea: Economy, Security, and Human Rights

August 17, 2026 08:47August 17, 2026 08:47

In the next episode of the media initiative “Divan Podcast” our Association’s experts Anna Prykhodko and Professor Boris Babin discussed issues of Crimea’s maritime economy and its transformation under occupation, including the role of ports,…

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Lviv Discussion on Assistance to Victims and Prospects for Crimea’s Reintegration
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Lviv Discussion on Assistance to Victims and Prospects for Crimea’s Reintegration

August 16, 2026 11:55August 16, 2026 11:55

On August 16, an expert from our Association Borys Babin held a series of lectures on protecting victims of aggression and mechanisms for reintegrating occupied territories for participants of the summer “Freedom Camp,” organized in…

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“Olympic” Cover for Militarization of Crimean Youth
NEWS & PROCESSES

“Olympic” Cover for Militarization of Crimean Youth

August 16, 2026 06:07August 16, 2026 06:07

By mid-August, media outlets controlled by the occupation “authorities” announced yet another initiative aimed at the militarization of the occupied peninsula’s youth: a “Laser Tag” tactical game in Sevastopol.This event was organized by the aggressor’s…

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Occupiers “Suddenly Discovered” “Illegal” Columbarium in Sevastopol
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Occupiers “Suddenly Discovered” “Illegal” Columbarium in Sevastopol

August 14, 2026 11:03August 14, 2026 11:03

In occupied Sevastopol, a “debriefing” is raging over the “suddenly discovered” columbarium at the “Stavropegic Monastery of St. Paisius Velichkovsky” in the village of Morozovka (Alsu), where more than 130 urns containing the ashes of…

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Crimean Scenarios of Russian Gas Logistics in Africa
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Crimean Scenarios of Russian Gas Logistics in Africa

August 13, 2026 08:52August 13, 2026 20:51

The disaster with two gas tankers, during a covert transshipment of cargo from side to side off the coast of occupied Crimea in early 2019, for the first time clearly showed the consequences of Russia’s…

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Mechanisms for Implementing Legislation on Indigenous Peoples discussed in Ombudsman’s Office
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Mechanisms for Implementing Legislation on Indigenous Peoples discussed in Ombudsman’s Office

August 11, 2026 22:08August 11, 2026 22:08

On August 11, our Association’s expert Borys Babin took part in a meeting of the Expert Council under the Representative of the Ombudsman for the Rights of Residents of the AR of Crimea and the…

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Occupied Crimea and Russian Oil Holdings in Bulgaria’s Political Space
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Occupied Crimea and Russian Oil Holdings in Bulgaria’s Political Space

August 11, 2026 20:23August 11, 2026 20:23

Recent publications in the European press about challenges to Bulgarian democracy and its European future have prompted us to revisit a five-year-old investigation detailing the “Crimean connection” to Russian provocations in the Balkans, updating its…

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Occupiers Jail Former Sevastopol Police Chief
NEWS & PROCESSES

Occupiers Jail Former Sevastopol Police Chief

August 10, 2026 11:17August 10, 2026 11:17

Recently, occupation “media” reported the arrest of Zaporizhzhia native Oleg Kozyura, a Crimean collaborator, by the aggressor’s punitive forces. It was stated that Kozyura, who was sent to the Simferopol “pre-trial detention center,” was “charged…

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Russian Aggression and Current Challenges of Neurotechnology in Occupied Crimea
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Russian Aggression and Current Challenges of Neurotechnology in Occupied Crimea

August 9, 2026 08:22August 9, 2026 08:37

In the framework of the permanent cooperation with the United Nations’ bodies and agencies, our Association sent the submission to UN OHCHR for the preparation of the next Secretary-General’s report to the General Assembly on…

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Legal Protection of Indigenous Peoples of Ukraine: From Implementation to Deoccupation
ACTIVITY

Legal Protection of Indigenous Peoples of Ukraine: From Implementation to Deoccupation

August 7, 2026 18:40August 7, 2026 18:41

On August 7, experts from our Association, Borys Babin and Anna Prykhodko, took part in the round table “Legal Protection of Indigenous Peoples of Ukraine in Conditions of War: Preservation of Identity, International Solidarity and…

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