In 2023 the Crimean Tatar Resource Center continued its active activities in the information sphere both at national and international levels. During this year, 11 information campaigns were conducted.
- Information campaign #LIBERATECRIMEA. The main goal of this campaign is to raise awareness of the Ukrainian population about the situation in Crimea, the indigenous peoples of Ukraine, their history and culture and the main historical dates related to the peninsula. As a result of this project, the following information campaigns were conducted.
- For the Day of Resistance to the Occupation «We fought then – we will win now».
- For the Day of Remembrance of the Victims of the Crimean Tatar Genocide «Not Condemned Yesterday – Repeated Today».
- To the Day of the Crimean Tatar Flag «Two Flags – Common Future».
- To the International Day of World Indigenous Peoples «Let’s protect the indigenous peoples of Ukraine – let’s save Ukraine!».
To the International Day of Human Rights.
- «Grave Mobilization».
- «By returning the names – we will return Crimea».
- «The future of Crimea».
Also there were conducted:
- Information campaign «NATO in the media of the occupied Crimea», which was aimed at implementing measures to monitor and debunk fake information in the temporarily occupied Crimea about the values, goals and current activities of NATO.
- Information campaign «Warning of Z-fascism supporters in the occupied Crimea», which aimed to combat Z-fascism supporters in the occupied Crimea who stick the letter «Z» on their vehicles and thus support fascism and are participants in the crime against humanity.
- The information campaign «Warning to those involved in illegal mobilization in Crimea», in the framework of which the CTRC published lists of those involved in illegal mobilization in the occupied Crimea and warned these people to stop these activities.
These campaigns included press conferences, exhibitions, concerts, and the development of posters, videos, infographics, reels, films, tests, masks etc. Most of these products are available in three languages: Ukrainian, English and Turkish.
You can learn more about these campaigns here.
In 2024, we will continue to inform Ukrainians and residents of foreign countries about the real situation in Crimea!