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How has Crimea changed after 10 years of Russian occupation?
![“The perpetrators of human rights violations and war crimes must be held accountable… we won’t stop [until then].”](https://zmina.ua/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2024/02/407728401_10159779544178240_3370381585778871011_n-cropped-1920x1536-1-e1708701436140-295x172.jpg "“The perpetrators of human rights violations and war crimes must be held accountable… we won’t stop [until then].”")
“The perpetrators of human rights violations and war crimes must be held accountable… we won’t stop [until then].”
The voices of the victims (in German)
“Letters to a free Crimea” initiative to support political prisoners caught in the Kremlin’s crackdowns launches in Ukraine
It’s crucial for victims to be heard: bringing perpetrators of war crimes to justice
Russians torture Ukrainians in all occupied territories, electrocuting and beating them up
Russian methods of persecuting and torturing Ukrainians are the same in all occupied territories – human rights activists
Denial of medical care to Ukrainian human rights defenders illegally detained in Russia and Russian-occupied territories
HagueTalks portrait – Onysiia Syniuk
Why we continue to defend human rights
Reunited: Human Rights Houses Network meeting 2023
ZMINA: Russians tortured more than 500 people during the occupation of Kherson region
Talk for more – Putin will be punished
Stories from Ukraine – including the fate of abducted Ukrainian children
Law for protecting civilians unlawfully deprived of freedom by Russia needs improving – human rights defenders
She is one of the few who reports from Crimea. 15 of her colleagues are in prison, her journalist friend was kidnapped (in Polish)
Russia is crushing dissent and inciting fear amongst the Ukrainian people: UK statement to the OSCE
