Human rights Ombudsman in the Donetsk People’s Republic
Human rights Ombudsman in the Donetsk People’s Republic-Daria Morozova
The list of Russian soldiers who were released from captivity on April 10 as part of an exchange with the Ukrainian side includes 34 defenders of the DPR. Among them are both those who served under the contract and mobilized fighters. In this group there is one woman and many guys who are in serious […]
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Last week, two more exchanges of prisoners took place between the Russian Federation and Ukraine. Among the fighters who managed to be released were nine servicemen of the DPR People’s Militia. Four of them returned home over the weekend, five more arrived in the Republic today. All of them were mobilized. Most are students. At […]
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The session of the Humanitarian subgroup of the Contact Group on the peaceful settlement of the conflict in Donbass has been started. The negotiations are being held through videoconference. The agenda includes issues related to the exchange of detainees between the DPR and the state of Ukraine. In particular, the consideration of the topic on […]
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The Human Rights Ombudsman in the DPR Daria Morozova on “Mezhdunarodnaya Panorama” describes in detail about why subsequent exchanges of detainees are impossible without completing the procedural “cleansing”, as well as about attempts of direct blackmail during negotiation processes by Ukraine and the reasons of frequent changes of the composition of the Ukrainian delegation in […]
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He was charged for premeditated murder, the creation of a terroristic group and possession of weapons. But on 26 December last year, the Mariupol District Court released Victor Skripnik from detention. The hero of the following material took part in one of the exchanges of prisoners of war.
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Maksim Azarenkov was captured being seriously injured. In spite of this, the AFU officers have tortured him with electric current and have drowned for several consecutive days.
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Vladislav Dolgosheya has been in a Ukrainian prison for 4,5 of his 24 years.
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Olga was lucky, she wasn’t beaten a lot. But other detainees were cruelly tortured in front of her eyes, especially men. And she cannot forget it. “I hate Ukraine for what it does to us”…
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A conversationalist doesn’t show his face, because Ukraine continues to persecute his family. He was tortured so badly that he still cannot restore the health, also his wife was tortured.
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Olga Seletskaya spent 4 months in Ukrainian captivity, first at the Mariupol airport, and then in SSU. She cannot even remember some terrible tortures without shuddering …
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