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A Ukrainian journalist’s case has been named one of the “10 Most Urgent” press freedom violations by One Free Press Coalition. Vladyslav Yesypenko, a freelancer for Крым.Реалии, was detained in 2021 in temporarily occupied Crimea. He was sentenced to 5 years in prison on politically

CHRG joins the 1st #CrimeaWeek in Brussels 🇪🇺 May 12–16 | "Thinking of People, not Territories" Bringing voices of the Crimeans to the EU👇

📩 New Human Rights House Crimea newsletter is out — with key updates from CHRG & other partner organisations. April’s issue covers human rights violations in occupied #Crimea — and why global attention matters. 📰 Read & subscribe: bit.ly/42gPYkV

🗓️ May 23 | Copenhagen Join us at: “The Kremlin’s Broadcast of Hate: Exposing Russian Propaganda as a War Crime” We’ll present findings on how media incites violence & war crimes — incl. in occupied #Crimea. Registration: billetto.dk/en/e/the-kreml…

Russia is erasing Ukrainian & Crimean Tatar identity in occupied Crimea — through russified schools, banned books, and repression. CHRG’s analyst Iryna Siedova spoke about this at public hearings in the Latvian Parliament. More: surl.li/bfluseX

“They jail our journalists. Threaten our women. Torture civilians. Even after release, they trap them in deportation centers.” — Olha Skrypnyk, at #CrimeaWeek in the European Parliament 265 Ukrainians are imprisoned for resisting Russia’s occupation. More surl.li/wfnzmfX

ZMINA, KRYM SOS & Crimean Human Rights Group, with the moderation of Nora Wehofsits from Human Rights House Foundation, joined the discussion. 💬Artem Oliinyk said that at least 13 Crimean lawyers have been subjected to politically motivated detentions, administrative arrests, surveillance & harassment.

Life in occupied Crimea means fear and punishment. In New Eastern Europe podcast, CHRG’s Olha Skrypnyk and Viktoria Nesterenko from Human Rights Centre ZMINA speak about: – Expanding repression – Prisoners without medical care – Why human rights must shape global policy lnkd.in/dQqRFKmm

Liudmyla Kolesnikova was detained by Russia’s FSB in June 2024 while attending her mother’s funeral. She had lived in Ireland since 2022. The accusation? Buying a €25 Ukrainian “Russian warship” digital stamp. More crimeahrg.org/en/the-supreme…

For telling the truth, they lost their freedom. On #JournalistsDay, we honor 18 Crimean journalists jailed by Russia — exiled to prisons from Mordovia to Siberia. 🎥 Watch their story👇

A 28 y.o. from Dzhankoy is accused of photographing Russian military sites for Ukraine. In Sevastopol, a 42 y.o. woman and her daughter allegedly shared similar info with Ukrainian intelligence. At least 20 women from Crimea have been detained. More: surl.li/ewxfpjX

🚨 Join us and Crimean Human Rights Group at #HRC59 in Geneva for two important side events on the role of propaganda and disinformation in international crimes and human rights violations, focusing on the Russia–Ukraine war. 🔗 More info at: tinyurl.com/ms9pa7jw Share this important event!

Russian authorities have opened a criminal case under Art. 205.2-2 against Vissarion Aseye for an anti-war Facebook post. He faces up to 10 years in prison for “terrorist calls.” More: surl.li/jtwalxX

Vlasyslav YESYPENKO, the journalist, charged by the occupiers with “ties with the Ukrainian special services” and “storage and transportation of the ammunition”, is freed. More: crimeahrg.org/en/vladyslav-y…