Rights in retreat : abuses in Crimea [electronic resource]
Language: English Publication details: New York, NY : HRW, 2014Description: 37 pISBN:- 97816231322064
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SIPRI Library and Documentation | CD2014 G14_462 | Available | G14/462 |
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"17 November 2014"
Human rights protections in Crimea have been severely curtailed since Russia began its occupation of the peninsula in February 2014. In the past eight months, the de facto authorities in Crimea have limited free expression, restricted peaceful assembly, and intimidated and harassed those who have opposed Russia’s actions in Crimea. In particular the authorities have targeted the Crimean Tatar community, a Muslim ethnic minority that is native to the Crimean peninsula and that has openly opposed Russia’s occupation.
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