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Russia’s Crimean crimes demand tougher sanctions UkraineAlert by Maria Tomak Russian troops without identifying insignia pictured in early 2014 during the seizure of Ukraine's Crimean peninsula. Over the past seven years, Russian-occupied Crimea has witnessed a dramatic rise in human rights abuses. (REUTERS/Baz Ratner) Almost seven years have passed since the Kremlin first began its campaign of hostilities against Ukraine, but Russia has yet to face the full force of international justice. Efforts to end this impunity are slowly gaining momentum, with int...

23:51, 16.12.20 Politics 618 The resolution clearly defines the illegitimacy of Russian bodies and officials in Crimea and fixes that they should be considered only as "occupation authorities of the Russian Federation." Photo from UNIAN The updated version of the UN General Assembly Resolution "Situation of Human Rights in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and the City of Sevastopol, Ukraine" will contribute to setting up the Crimean Platform on the peninsula's deoccupation, says Ukrain...

iPolitics By Alexandra Chyczij. Published on Dec 10, 2020 10:25am 'For as long as there are people on earth, there will be evil. But what we can do is make them think twice about whether it’s in their interest to keep serving evil.' A tower outside the Kremlin in Moscow, Russia. (Pexels photo) Rivzan Abdullaievich Zubairov, Roman Viktorovich Saprunov and Maxim Mikhailovich Nikitin are judges in Russia’s Southern Military Court in Rostov. On September 16, they passed judgement on seven Crimean Tatar civic activists and journalists, sentencing them to prison terms of between 13 a...