Study on realities of prison life of political prisoners in the occupied Crimea and Russia will help Ukraine advocate for the de-occupation of Crimea, according to non-governmental organisation CrimeaSOS. NGO CrimeaSOS presented the results of a study of confinement conditions in prisons, where 119 political prisoners from Crimea currently serve their sentences given by Russian "courts." 139 people have suffered from politically motivated criminal prosecution during the temporary occupation of Crimea, including 119 people who were given real prison sentences, the NGO informed. Through the presentation on the relevant study on January 18, CrimeaSOS analyst Yevhen Yaroshenko said that the … Continue reading Study on confinement conditions of Crimean political prisoners will help Ukraine advocate de-occupation - NGO