After the occupation of Crimea, the Russian Federation, illegally using its legislation for political purposes, launched mass repressions on the peninsula against Crimean Tatars and pro-Ukrainian activists. Detentions and arrests of people have become a regular practice.
The number of people deprived of their liberty in politically motivated cases continues to grow every year.
According to the Crimean Tatar Resource Center, over the entire period of occupation, the number of political prisoners and persecuted reached 288. 52 people have already been released, 33 of them are representatives of the indigenous Crimean Tatar people:
1.Abdulveliev Abduraman
2. Abdurakhmanov Rustem
3. Abilev Rustem
4. Abkerimov Musa
5. Afanasyev Gennady
6. Aliev Murat
7. Alieva Gulsum
8. Alivapov Muieddin
9. Amietov Kyazim
10. Balukh Volodymyr
11. Bariiev Ali
12. Barmakin Dmitriy
13. Chiyhoz Akhtem
14. Chyrniy Oleksiy
15. Dehermendzhi Bekir
16. Dehermendzhi Mustafa
17. Ebulisov Edem
18. Ilchenko Yurii
19. Kadyrov Edem
20. Kadyrov Suleyman
21. Khalilov Nedim
22. Kitayskaya Larisa
23. Kolchenko Olexandr
24. Kostenko Oleksandr
25. Kukhorenko Vitaliy
26. Kulametova Zarema
27. Mamedova Elina
28. Mamutov Aidyn
29. Memedeminov Nariman
30. Movenko Ihor
31. Mustafayev Marlen
32. Nebiiev Eskender
33. Osmanov Edem
35. Prisich Vladimir
36. Ramazanov Ismail
37. Razzakov Shevket
38. Semena Mykola
39. Sentsov Oleg
40. Shabliy Gleb
41. Shiptur Mykola
42. Smedlyaev Tair
43. Steshenko Alexander
44. Stogniy Oleksiy
45. Stukalo Illya
46. Suleymanov Redvan
47. Tatarisova Liliya
48. Umerov Ilmi
49. Umerova Zarema
50. Velilyaev Resul
51. Yagyaev Mustafa
52. Yunusov Talyat
We remind you that the Crimean Tatar Resource Center on its website classified and developed clickable charts Victims of the occupation of Crimea, which constantly display the actual number of political prisoners, missing and dead people during the period of the occupation of Crimea.