<<No 51 : 1 December 1978>> IN THE CRIMEA In the spring of 1978, there were about 700 Crimean Tatar families in the Crimea, living without registration in houses they had bought (CCE 49), Almost all of them had been through the civil courts, which had declared the arrangement of house sales and purchases to … Continue reading The Persecution of Crimean Tatars, Dec. 1978 (51.13)
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The Persecution of the Crimean Tatars (27.4)
<<No 27 : 15 October 1972>> Documents concerning the movement of the Crimean Tatars to return to their homeland and their persecution [see note 1] by the authorities: 1. An appeal to the Presidium of the USSR Supreme Soviet, the USSR Council of Ministers and the Politburo of the Central Committee of the CPSU (copy … Continue reading The Persecution of the Crimean Tatars (27.4)
Extra-Judicial Persecution (25.9)
<< No 25 : 20 May 1972 >> A group of Crimean Tatars has sent a letter to the Central Committee of the Soviet Communist Party, the USSR Council of Ministers and the USSR Supreme Soviet, citing numerous facts relating to the local authorities' oppression of Crimean Tatars returning to the Crimea: refusal to register … Continue reading Extra-Judicial Persecution (25.9)
Persecution of Crimean Tatars (49.12)
<<No 49 : 14 May 1978>> 1. IN THE CRIMEA 1.1 Trials On 20 March, in Simferopol, Riza Muslyadinov (CCE 48.14) was sentenced to 3 years in camps under article 188 of the Ukrainian SSR Criminal Code (‘resisting a representative of the authorities or of the public who is carrying out his duty of preserving public … Continue reading Persecution of Crimean Tatars (49.12)
In the Crimea, March 1978 (48.14)
<<No 48 : 14 March 1978>> On 15 October, a tractor set to work on the plot of ground attached to the home of Fatherland War invalid of the first category, Asan Mamut (CCE 47). Mamut's sister and her husband, who tried to save the vegetable patch, were beaten up. On 1 December, the Belogorsk district … Continue reading In the Crimea, March 1978 (48.14)
Mustafa Dzhemilev at Liberty, March 1978 (48.14)
<<No 48 : 14 March 1978>> On 30 November 1977, MUSTAFA DZHEMILEV (CCE 47) was taken from a camp in the Far Eastern Primorsky Region (Krai) by special transport (by air, in handcuffs) to Tashkent in Central Asia, where some of his relatives live. On 22 December, at the end of his term, he was released. … Continue reading Mustafa Dzhemilev at Liberty, March 1978 (48.14)
Abuses in Russian-occupied Crimea (2020)
Monstrous sentences against CRIMEAN TATAR journalists & activists <<Other texts and documents>> In the last decades of the Soviet regime, dissidents received 7-10 year sentences for "anti-Soviet agitation and propaganda". Modern Russia, persecuting Ukrainian citizens on illegally occupied territory for their religious beliefs and political views, is doubling such sentences. Seven Crimean Tatar civic journalists … Continue reading Abuses in Russian-occupied Crimea (2020)
No 31 : 17 May 1974
ACTION IN DEFENCE OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE SOVIET UNION CONTINUES. Some of the reports in this issue have been digitised. The others may be located by page numbers in the pdf version (CCE Nos 28-31) after the items in this Contents page. Introduction PART ONE: Events of 1973-1974 [pdf, 65-71] (1) The trial of Dzheppar … Continue reading No 31 : 17 May 1974
A Chronicle of Current Events 