In Crimea, the court extended the arrest of a person accused of inciting hatred using a Zello walkie-talkie

Judge Anna Timofeeva of the Simferopol District Court extended the arrest of Crimean Tatar Ismail Ramazanov until June 16. about it Writes "Crimea. Realities".

Ramazanov is accused of disseminating information that incites hatred and enmity (Article 282 of the Criminal Code) using the Zello internet radio. Allegedly, there is some kind of audio recording on which the voice of a Crimean Tatar is heard - and, according to the investigation, it contains signs of extremism.

Journalist Anton Naumlyuk wrote on Facebook that the judge issued a private ruling to investigator Alisa Glukhova due to a violation of the deadlines for filing a petition with the court.

The interests of the accused are represented by the lawyer of the International Human Rights Group "Agora" Aleksey Ladin. He drew attention to the fact that not a single investigative action had been taken since Ramazanov's arrest.

"Crimea. Realii” reported that the hearing in the case of the Crimean Tatar was interrupted due to reports of the mining of the building of the Simferopol Court.

• Ismail Ramazanov was detained on January 23, after mass searches in the homes of Crimean Tatars. During the detention, as Ramazanov later stated , he was severely beaten: “I was beaten by the FSB. Yesterday morning, at my parents' house, and in the car, when I was being driven in an unknown direction. He asked for help, but the doctors stubbornly refused. Pain in the side, neck and head. I don't know if I can take part in the meeting or not."
• The next day the court arrested him. The meeting was attended by one of those FSB officers who beat him during the arrest. During the announcement of the court decision, Ramazanov could not stand because of the pain, it was difficult for him to speak.