<<No 48 : 14 March 1978>> In the Tashkent firm ‘Uzorgtekhstroi’ [Uzbek Organization for Technical Construction], where Reshat Dzhemilev (CCEs 8, 9, 31, 32, 34, 38) works as deputy head of one of the departments, a meeting of management personnel was held on 10 February 1978 and a paper given on the theme “The education of … Continue reading Threats to Reshat Dzhemilev (48.14)
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Mustafa Dzhemilev at Liberty (48.14)
<<No 48 : 14 March 1978>> From a camp in the Primorsky Region Mustafa Dzhemilev (CCE 47) was taken on 30 November 1977 by special transport (by air, in handcuffs) to Tashkent, where some of his relatives live. On 22 December, at the end of his term, he was released with a certificate in which, in … Continue reading Mustafa Dzhemilev at Liberty (48.14)
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 … Continue reading No 31 : 17 May 1974
The Trial of Reshat Dzhemilev, 12 April 1973 (31.2)
<< No 31: 17 May 1974 >> Tashkent Region Court, 12 April 1973 Articles 190-1 and 190-3 of the RSFSR Criminal Code and corresponding articles of the criminal code of the Uzbek SSR. Sentence – 3 years in the camps. ♦ On 12 July 1972 a search was made in the flat of RESHAT DZHEMILEV … Continue reading The Trial of Reshat Dzhemilev, 12 April 1973 (31.2)
“If you are a Crimean Tatar….”, 14 October 1973 (31.8)
<<No 31 : 17 May 1974>> A letter from Anafi Nafeyev to the editorial boards of Soviet newspapers and journals and to the USSR Supreme Soviet (14 October 1973, Dzhankoi) Nafeyev was born in the village of Yanyseli and now lives in Uzbekistan (town of Gulistan, Engels Street 33), works as a driver, is married, … Continue reading “If you are a Crimean Tatar….”, 14 October 1973 (31.8)
Material from the Regional Press, November 1971 (22.5)
<<No 22 : 10 November 1971>> ODESSA. On 6 March 1971 the newspaper Banner of Communism published an article (signed by I. Petrenko) entitled “Whose side are you on, Strokataya?” It reported that Nina Antonovna Strokataya, the wife of Svyatoslav Karavansky (see CCE 7, 13, 15), [21] who is at present serving a second term … Continue reading Material from the Regional Press, November 1971 (22.5)
