Приклади вживання Balukh Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Ukrainian human rights defenders filed two complaints with the European Court of Human Rights about the persecution of Ukrainian activist Volodymyr Balukh, who was convicted in annexed Crimea.
Balukh is convinced that one of the main tasks of the Ukrainian authorities is to save our country from the“mirror” response to the actions of the aggressor.
Balukh, who is in hunger strike for 181 days, is beyond the limits of good and evil.
Balukh is a"prisoner of the Kremlin," one of the many Ukrainians
Balukh was arrested for ten days
Balukh is holding a termless hunger strike for over 70 days since 19 March, balancing between life and death.
on 27 July, Balukh was under pressure,
Human rights defender Volodymyr Chekrygin said that Balukh has liver problems and he has a cold.
Balukh in his letter from the detention center stated that the Kremlin's power is based on propaganda and intimidation.
An activist Balukh, who was arrested in the Crimea, is still located
and humiliated Balukh over his ethnicity.
asking“our partners” to influence the Kremlin to release Balukh and all other“political prisoners.”.
Ukrainian political prisoner Vladimir Balukh is in colony No. 4(Torzhok,
he had aggravation of kidney disease. Balukh remains in the detention centre.
In reality, Balukh was detained because he refused to take Russian citizenship,
Vladimir Balukh himself complained of pain in the chest
As a reminder, on August 4, the Kremlin-controlled Rozdolnensky Court of annexed Crimea has sentenced Ukrainian activist Volodymyr Balukh to 3 years
Elena Tedeeva granted the petition of the defense of Ukrainian activist Volodymir Balukh on interrogation of six defense witnesses whose testimony would refute a number of documents
Volodymyr Balukh, a farmer and activist who lived in the northern part of the peninsula,
At the court session, the“prosecutor” Dmitrii Koroliov asked to sentence Vladimir Balukh to 5 years and 1 month of imprisonment in the colony-settlement,