Dzhemilev filed a lawsuit against Russia in the ECHR

The National Leader of the Crimean Tatars Mustafa Dzhemilev filed a lawsuit against Russia in the ECHR. This was reported on the government portal of Ukraine.

The essence of the claims of the policy to Russia is not disclosed. It is indicated that on Wednesday, Jamylev will hold a joint briefing with the Minister of Justice Pavel Petrenko and a member of the Expert Council Arkady Guoshchenko, dedicated to the filing of the claim.

On April 22, Dzhemilev, who had been sent from Crimea to the continental Ukraine, was awarded at the Russian checkpoint a certain act of a five -year ban on entry into Russia . After that, the politician repeatedly tried to get to the region, but the Russian authorities did not allow him to.

On July 5, the occupation authoritiessimilarly received with Refat Chubarov , the successor of Dzhemilev as the leader of the Medzhlis of the Crimean Tatar people. Chubarov returned to the peninsula from the Majlis's visiting meeting in Genichesk, the Kherson region. The decision to hold a meeting outside the Crimea was due precisely by the ban on Dzhemilev to enter the region.

At the Chongar checkpoint, Chubarov was detained. The prosecutor of the occupied Crimea Natalya Poklonskaya read out the policy of the ban on the ban on the entrance to the territory of Russia for a period of five years. Chubarov demanded to announce a decision in the Crimean Tatar language. Poklonskaya refused.

Illegitimate acting The heads of Crimea, Sergei Aksenov, explained the ban on the entrance to Chubarov by the fact that the leader of the Mejlis allegedly filled up interethnic disturbance in the region. "All the people who are trying to sow interethnic discord in the" Republic of Crimea "should be isolated one way or another today," Aksyonov said.