Alona Savchuk is a Ukrainian journalist who has spent the last two and a half years reporting on the trials of political prisoners in Crimea.
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Published in: oDRIn occupied Crimea, Ukraine’s church is facing extinctionThe Ukrainian Orthodox Church is now the only public institution linking Crimea to Ukraine. But under pressure from...
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Published in: oDRA family business: how Russian security forces target the Crimean Tatar communityIn occupied Crimea, Russia's security services regular go after whole Crimean Tatar families.
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Published in: oDRDeath by jail: what occupied Crimea does to political prisonersThis detention centre in Crimea ruins lives - and conditions inside have been compared to torture.
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Published in: oDR“My only crime is that I am a Muslim”: mass terrorism arrests hit Crimean Tatar solidarity campaignMass arrests of Crimean Tatar activists on terrorism charges once again testify to the “special rules” that are...
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Published in: oDRDecriminalising extremism in CrimeaIn Russia, new legislation is designed to reduce the number of people facing criminal charges for reposting...
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Published in: oDRCrisis in the Azov sea: the fate of Ukraine’s naval personnel in RussiaWhat happened in the Black Sea on 25 November, and what awaits the Ukrainian personnel held in Russia? RU