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Occupiers detain people at the WTO and force them to publicly “apologize” for supporting Ukraine and the Armed Forces of Ukraine

by Nick Backer

Russians view any pro-Ukrainian opinions as a “crime.”

Occupiers detain people at TOT and force them to publicly "apologize" <> The Russian occupation authorities at TOT in Ukraine are hunting for the Ukrainian underground, and people with pro-Ukrainian thoughts are detained and forced to publicly “apologize.” </p> <p>The Center for National Resistance reports this.</p> <p>“The Russian occupation authorities at WTO in Ukraine continue to grossly violate human rights and suppress any manifestations of freedom of speech. In particular, the Russians temporarily occupying Crimea are demonstratively and demonstratively detaining people for their support of Ukraine and the Armed Forces of Ukraine, forcing them to publicly “apologize” after intimidation and pressure from the occupation special services,” they say in the resistance. In private conversations, the Russians consider it a “crime.” This only proves that the Russian authorities in the WTO are destroying fundamental human rights, seeking to eradicate everything Ukrainian and silence those resisting the occupation.</p> <p>“Such actions are a gross violation of Article 19 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, which guarantees everyone freedom of expression. However, the occupiers deliberately ignore these international norms, creating an atmosphere of fear and complete control over the population,” the resistance notes.</p> <ul> <li>The Russian occupation administration of the city of Skadovsk in the TOT Kherson is creating lists of citizens for future repressions, hiding behind the so-called “verification” of documents for real estate. </li> <li>In the TOT Zaporozhye, the Russian Guard is persecuting residents with pro-Ukrainian views. The occupiers are conducting so-called “checks” for the presence of explosive objects.</li> </ul> <p><!--noindex--></p> <p><a rel=lb.ua

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