On Monday, February 1, the so-called Sudak City Court in the occupied Crimea granted a petition for the parole of Bekir Dehermendzhi, a defendant in the so-called Vedzhiie Kashka case, who had previously been sentenced to three years of suspended imprisonment with a probationary period of three years.
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“Today, the Sudak City Court granted my father Bekir Dehermendzhi's request for parole! How many years have passed since 2014… But as practice proves, everything, absolutely everything has an end. I wish all those who are illegally detained in Russian prisons as soon as possible to return home to relatives!”,- wrote the daughter of a political prisoner on her page.
We remind that on November 23, 2017, Russian security forces detained a group of activists of the Crimean Tatar national movement – Bekir Dehermendzhi, Asan Chapukh, Ruslan Trubach, Kyazim Amietov and Vedzhie Kashka. The latter became ill, an ambulance was called for her. On the way to the hospital, 82-year-old Vedzhie Kashka died, while the other detainees were taken into custody and accused of allegedly extorting money from a Turkish citizen. During their detention, the individuals involved in the so-called Vedzhie Kashka
In October 2018, a so-called court in Crimea sent a defendant in the so-called case Asan Chapukh under house arrest.
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