57 Crimean Tatar political prisoners were convicted during the year of war in Ukraine.

In the past year of the Russian war with Ukraine, 57 Crimean Tatars - political prisoners received convictions. The total term of their imprisonment was almost 700 years, CrymSOS reported.
In 2022, at least six cases of torture of Crimean political prisoners were recorded. In general, 5,613 violations of their rights were identified in 2017-2022. In total, 5,613 cases of torture were recorded. In addition to torture, they also suffer from unwarranted detention in ISZOs and lack of medical care.

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