According to the Crimean Tatar Resource Center, during the period of occupation, a total of 23 people are considered missing, about whom there is no information, 17 of them are representatives of the indigenous Crimean Tatar people.
Now, according to our data, the following are considered missing in occupied Crimea:
14 ABDUCTED OVER THE OCCUPATION PERIOD OF CRIMEA WHO WERE NOT
DECLARED MISSING:
1. Abduramanov Rizvan
2. Aliev Server
3. Alyautdinov Marsel
4. Apselyamov Eskender
5. Aripov Shevket
6. Bondarets Ivan
7. Chernysh Vasiliy
8. Kaplienko Maksim
9. Klapova Katerina
10. Kostenko Fedor
11. Shevketov Marlen
12. Soliev Farhad
13. Suyunov Arsen
14. Vaschuk Valery
9 ABDUCTED OVER THE OCCUPATION PERIOD OF CRIMEA WHO WERE
DECLARED MISSING. ALL OF THEM ARE THE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE
CRIMEAN TATAR PEOPLE
1. Aliev Arsen
2. Arislanov Mukhtar
3. Dzhepparov Islyam
4. Ganiev Ruslan
5. Ibragimov Ervin
6. Islyamov Dzhevdet
7. Shaimardanov Timur
8. Terekhov Arlen
9. Zinedinov Seyran
Unfortunately, the de facto Kremlin-controlled Crimean authorities create only the appearance of investigating these cases, despite the fact that, in accordance with UN General Assembly Resolution A/RES/71/205, Russia is named an occupying state and is entrusted with responsibility for the observance of human rights in this area/territories.
CTRC employees and experts have repeatedly informed the international community about these flagrant facts of human rights violations at the international platforms of the UN, OSCE, and PACE. We condemn the arrests, detentions and kidnappings that are used in Crimea as a way of pressure and intimidation of the indigenous Crimean Tatar people and pro-Ukrainian activists.