9/25 by armed individuals allegedly belonging to the Crimean self-defence & one Cossack group／In five cases, the possible involvement of State agents was raised by witnesses who saw the victims being abducted by men dressed in uniform associated with the security forces or the Crimean self-defence
At least three detainees who were moved to a prison in Adygea, a republic in the Western Caucasus, died after failing to receive medical treatment for serious health conditions.
Russia did not authorize the United Nations investigators to work in the region for the mission. As a result, they based their assessments on the findings of a human-rights monitoring mission that was set up in Ukraine in 2014 and that has been following developments in Crimea.／
クリミアでの露による人権侵害についての国連報告書“Those most affected were opponents of the March 2014 referendum, and other critics such as journalists, bloggers, civil society activists, and supporters of the Mejlis, a representative institution of Crimea
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In occupied Crimea 10 Ukrainian citizens remain missing – UN report
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Russia Committed ‘Grave’ Rights Abuses in Crimea, U.N. Says (Published 2017)
https://www.ohchr.org/Documents/Countries/UA/Crimea2014_2017_EN.pdf
UN report details grave human rights violations in Russian-occupied Crimea
