A human rights activist and participants in single pickets were detained in Simferopol

In Simferopol, human rights activist Lilya Gemedzhi and activists who went to single-person pickets in support of the arrested Server Karametov were detained. about it Writes "Crimea. Realities".

“I got a call from a familiar person whom they tried to detain and take to the police department. I went to him. They managed to “recapture” him, and he left. Then my grandfather saw me and asked me to represent his interests. He was not released by the police. As a result, a delivery protocol was drawn up for the grandfather. I went with him to the central police department, it turned out that I was detained with him,” the human rights activist told the publication.

According to her, the police ask what kind of action was held, what were the requirements and why the activists were unhappy. “We tried to build everything as if there was a “hard to understand plan,” Gemedzhi said.

The publication notes that the exact number of detainees is unknown. Elvina Semedlyayeva writes on Facebook about eight detainees: Yarikul Davlatov, Alexander Dyakov, Seytumer Seytumerov, Selim Tefukov, Reshat Emirsuyunov, Sinaver Nimetullaev, Osman Ablaev and Remzi Ablaev.

Server Karametov, in whose support single pickets were held, was arrested for 10 days on August 9. He was detained during a solitary picket near the building of the Supreme Court of Crimea, when he stood with a poster "Putin, our children are not terrorists!". An elderly man suffers from Parkinson's disease, which requires him to take medication three times a day.

On August 11, the Crimean Supreme Court upheld the arrest.