
UHHRU experts contributed into EU-Ukraine Parliamentary Association Committee’s statement and recommendations
Developments and findings of USAID Human Rights in Action Program have been used by the Ukrainian...
20 April 2018
02.04.2018
UHHRU lawyer Daria Svyrydova stated that more effective investigation should be made by Ukraine due with violations and losses in the area of broadcasting in Crimea in aftermath of its occupation. All the facts of this violations should be used as evidence base for further applications for the international courts, as well as names of all the responsible for such a violations should be included in new sanctions list. Also it was noted that Ukrainian government should pay more attention for supporting the local media outlets that were pushed out of Crimea.
UHHRU already made certain progress in collecting evidences related to information occupation. Summary findings can be read in “Crimea Beyond Rules” Analytical Law Digest devoted to information occupation, which is focusing on violations of freedom of speech and expression in Crimea (available in both Russian and English). It was already presented publicly, including to international community during side-event at the Autumn PACE session jointly with “Regional Center for Human Rights” NGO (link )
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