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January 15, 2025

Unjust Verdicts

Each Given 6 Years in a Penal Colony for "Expressing Gratitude" at Religious Meetings. Court Convicts Two of Jehovah's Witnesses in Crimea

October 15, 2024

Actions of Law Enforcement Officers

In Kerch Homes of Jehovah's Witnesses Were Searched. A New Criminal Case for Faith Was Initiated

October 7, 2024

Unjust Verdicts

Instead of a Suspended Sentence – 6 Years in a Penal Colony: Court of Appeal in Crimea Toughened 'Too Lenient' Sentence for Two Jehovah's Witnesses

August 13, 2024

Actions of Law Enforcement Officers

Four Searches, Interrogations, and New Criminal Case: Prosecution of Jehovah's Witnesses in Crimea Continues

July 3, 2024

Unjust Verdicts

Another Guilty Verdict Against Jehovah's Witnesses in Crimea, One of the Convicted Persons Is a Father of Six

July 2, 2024

Inside Penal Colonies and Detention Centers

From Penal Colony to Prison: Court of Appeal Upheld the Decision to Toughen the Punishment for Jehovah's Witness Viktor Stashevskiy

May 17, 2024

Inside Penal Colonies and Detention Centers

Viktor Stashevskiy Can Become the First Jehovah's Witness to Be Sent from Penal Colony to Prison for Fictitious Violations

April 18, 2024

Unjust Verdicts

One of Jehovah's Witnesses Maksim Zinchenko Sentenced to 2 Years of Forced Labor in Crimea for Talking About the Bible

March 22, 2024

Criminal trial

The Supreme Court in Crimea Overturned the Verdict of Four Jehovah's Witnesses. The Men Were Released From the Pre-trial Detention Center, but the Trial Will Start Again

October 12, 2023

Unjust Verdicts

Court of Appeal in Sevastopol Upheld the Verdict Against Three Local Jehovah's Witnesses. For Their Faith in God, They Will Serve Long Terms in a Penal Colony

August 18, 2023

Actions of Law Enforcement Officers

In Four Cities of Crimea, Homes of Believers were Searched. A Criminal Case has Been Initiated

August 10, 2023

Actions of Law Enforcement Officers

A Family of Believers From Crimea Has Been Subjected to Religious Repression for the Third Time. Viktor Ursu, 58, Was Placed Under House Arrest After 2 Weeks Behind Bars

May 23, 2023

Actions of Law Enforcement Officers

New Criminal Case for Faith in Crimea. Home of Jehovah's Witnesses Raided in Feodosia

March 17, 2023

Unjust Verdicts

An Appeal in Crimea Upheld the Conviction of Two Believers. They Were Sentenced to Six Years in a Penal Colony for Reading the Bible

February 28, 2023

Unjust Verdicts

Court in Yalta Gave Four Jehovah's Witnesses, Including a Woman, From 3 Years Suspended Sentence to 6.5 Years in Penal Colony for Believing in God

December 12, 2022

Actions of Law Enforcement Officers

Mass Searches in Crimea. Several More Jehovah's Witnesses Suspected of "Extremism"

December 2, 2022

Unjust Verdicts

In Armyansk Two Believers Were Sentenced to Six Years in Prison. The Court Considered Reading and Discussing the Bible Extremism

October 13, 2022

Inside Penal Colonies and Detention Centers

Believers from Sevastopol, sentenced to 6 years in prison, are in the pre-trial detention center of Simferopol. They can receive letters of support

October 7, 2022

Unjust Verdicts

A Court in Sevastopol Sentenced Three Jehovah's Witnesses to 6 Years in Prison

September 30, 2022

Actions of Law Enforcement Officers

Another Jehovah's Witness was detained in Crimea, Sergey Parfenovich, 50, from the village of Nizhnegorskoye

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