After the occupation of Crimea by the Russian Federation, human rights violations became a regular practice on the peninsula. The occupiers, ignoring resolutions and decisions of authoritative international organizations, persecute people on national and religious grounds, as well as political beliefs.
According to the Crimean Tatar Resource Center, currently 33 people who are outside the occupied Crimea are being prosecuted in criminal cases. 27 of them are representatives of the indigenous Crimean Tatar people:
1. Abultarov Bekir
2. Ametov Ilver
3. Andrievskaya Anna
4. Arifova Evelina
5. Asanov Enver
6. Bariiev Eskender
7. Bekirov Edem
8. Bulgakov Ruslan
9. Chubarov Refat
10. Dzhemilev Mustafa
11. Ibragimov Eldar
12. Islyamov Lenur
13. Jamaladinova Susana
14. Kadyrov Sinaver
15. Khalilov Ilman
16. Khalilova Gulsum
17. Klimenko Andrei
18. Krasnov Stanislav
19. Kurtdede Akim
20. Memetov Dilyaver
21. Muzhdabaev Ayder
22. Paralamov Renat
23. Seytumer Seytumerov
24. Sharapov Arkadii
25. Shevkiev Riza
26. Shukurdzhiev Veldar
27. Suleymanov Abmedzhit
28. Tretyakov Oleksandr
29. Umerova Zera
30. Useinov Seiran
31. Vaschenko Natalia
32. Veliev Erol
33. Zaurov Ruslan
The Crimean Tatar Resource Center considers such actions as suppression of the nonviolent struggle of the Crimean Tatars and their protest against the occupation of Crimea.
The Crimean Tatar Resource Center once again calls on the international community and international human rights organizations to increase pressure on the Russian Federation and the occupation authorities of Crimea in order to stop political persecution.
We remind you that the Crimean Tatar Resource Center on its website classified and developed clickable diagrams Victims of the occupation of Crimea, which constantly display the current number of political prisoners, missing and killed people during the occupation of Crimea.