On Wednesday, November 24, the so-called Central, Zaliznodorizhnyy and Kyiv courts of the occupied Crimea ruled against 29 Crimean Tatar activists who were detained on November 23 near the detention center building, where lawyer Edem Semedliaiev was being held. This was reported by the Crimean Solidarity public association.
The so-called courts appointed:
1. Temer’ianov Vilen – 14 days of administrative arrest
2. Azizov Ruslan – 12 days of administrative arrest
3. Abdurmanov Smail – 12 days of administrative arrest
4. Azizova Elvina – a fine of 15,000 rubles
5. Ibrahimova Nayle – a fine of 10,000 rubles
6. Nemetullaiev Kemal – 10 days of administrative arrest
7. Paralamov Reashat – 12 days of administrative arrest
8. Yanikova Fatima – a fine of 10,000 rubles
9. Ablialimov Simar – 10 days of administrative arrest
10. Aliiev Alim – 12 days of administrative arrest
11. Fakhriiev Murtaza – 12 days of administrative arrest
12. Ibrahimov Diliaver – 13 days of administrative arrest
13. Abdurakhmanova Elmaz – a fine of 11,000 rubles
14. Seitosmanov Ernest – 13 days of administrative arrest
15. Suleimanov Alim – 12 days of administrative arrest
16. Kulametova Reikhane – a fine of 11,000 rubles
17.Teifukov Selim – 12 days of administrative arrest
18. Nimetulaiev Remzi – 10 days of administrative arrest
19. Kurtbekov Smail – 13 days of administrative arrest
20. Demerdzhi Zekir’ie – 12 days of administrative arrest
21. Arslanova Aishe – a fine of 11,000 rubles
22. Alimov Enver – 13 days of administrative arrest
23. Settarov Settar – 12 days of administrative arrest
24. Hazanchiian Safinaz – a fine of 11,000 rubles
25. Abdurazakov Kemal – 12 days of administrative arrest
26. Appazov Lenur – 10 days of administrative arrest
27. Cholakchyk Server -12 days of administrative arrest
28. Umerova Lemare – fine of 11,000 rubles
29. Mustafa Seidaliiev -14 days of administrative arrest
We remind you that on November 23, dozens of activists in the occupied Crimea came to meet lawyer Edem Semedliaiev, whose term of stay in the temporary detention facility has expired. FSB officers detained 31 people, including civilian journalists, women and even children.