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One of the men's lawyers told Human Rights Watch that both men are well known activists who organized pro-Euromaidan protests in Crimea
The chief doctor told Human Rights Watch that on the morning of June 4,
The principal of School Number 14 in Ilovaisk told Human Rights Watch that when Ukrainian government forces occupied the school for two weeks in August 2014, they damaged school furniture, broke all the doors,
An Uzbek asylum seeker in Kyiv told Human Rights Watch that the attitude of the Migration Service interviewers made him unwilling to trust them enough to tell his reasons for fearing return to Uzbekistan.
Stas(last name withheld on his request), told Human Rights Watch that he was at home when the airstrike happened at 10:30 am.
A Luhansk education representative from the LPR administration told Human Rights Watch that because of the damage caused by the fighting only seven out of 60 schools in Luhansk were able to reopen in September 2014.
Polozov told Human Rights Watch that six agents approached him outside his hotel in Simferopol,
A staff member of the Yenakiieve Specialized School Number 1 for Orphans with Impaired Vision, in Yenakiieve, told Human Rights Watch that Ukrainian government forces deployed in the school in August 2014 and remained there for six months.
Dmitri told Human Rights Watch that a group of about 20 men,
who said that he was severely beaten during his interrogation, told Human Rights Watch that another Somali man accompanying him was taken into another room.
One of Umerov's lawyers, Mark Feygin told Human Rights Watch that Russia's FSB charged Umerov with separatism after he said in a live interview with the Crimean Tatar TV channel ATR in March 2016 that Crimea should be returned to Ukraine.
only school in Khriashchuvate, in a government-controlled area, told Human Rights Watch that Ukrainian government forces occupied the school at some point in August 2014.
Jan Husar, a freelance journalist from Slovakia, told Human Rights Watch that at about 2 p.m. on March 12, he came to
One witness told Human Rights Watch that some people were throwing objects at police,
Kudryavtsev's wife, Alina, told Human Rights Watch that the day before her husband's abduction,
a Kharkiv Euromaidan activist- told Human Rights Watch that they were among about 20 people who stayed behind to pack up the equipment when the concert ended at 3 p.m.
Shaimardanov's wife, Olga Shaimardonova, told Human Rights Watch that her husband told her he was going to the bank
two junior medical personnel told Human Rights Watch that on June 3 the shelling started unexpectedly,
Ministry of Interior officials of the Slovak Republic told Human Rights Watch that they used the bilateral agreement in parallel to the EU agreement,