In Crimea, the court dismissed one administrative case against the mother of a defendant in the Hizb ut-Tahrir case.

The Bakhchisarai District Court of Crimea dismissed one administrative case against Venera Mustafayeva, the mother of Server Mustafayev, a person involved in the Hizb ut-Tahrir case, and returned the materials of another to the police again. It is reported by "Crimean solidarity".

The court terminated the proceedings in the administrative case under the article on organizing an uncoordinated public event (part 2 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) due to the lack of corpus delicti and again returned the protocol to the police under the article on non-compliance with the rules of conduct when introducing a high alert regime (art. 20.6. 1 Code of Administrative Offenses).

“I hope that the police officers, to whom the case has been returned for the second time, proceeding from common sense and from the norms of the current legislation, will still stop the case and Venera Mustafayeva will be left alone,” said lawyer Lilya Gemedzhi.

The lawyer also pointed out, as . Krym.Realii writes, that when drawing up the protocols, the security forces did not establish the personal data of the person involved, and the police also did not allow Mustafayeva to get acquainted with the changes made to the protocol In addition, the police brought in an incompetent interpreter who was unable to translate the words "judge", "witness", "petition" and "law".

As evidence of Mustafayeva's participation in the picket, the police used screenshots from the Krym.Realii website.

Added information about the termination of the second case, changed the title and link to the source.

• Venera Mustafayeva went to a solo picket with a banner “Talking in a mosque is not a crime! Give me back my son!" September 15 - on the eve of the announcement of the verdict to her son Server Mustafayev in the second Bakhchisaray case of Hizb ut-Tahrir. against her A week later, two protocols on an administrative offense were drawn up . At the end of September, the court returned the materials of the case against Venera Mustafayeva to the police.
• Server Mustafayev is a defendant in the so-called second Bakhchisarai Hizb ut-Tahrir case, which was initiated in October 2017. Most of the defendants in this case are activists of Crimean Solidarity, a public movement in support of the persecuted Crimean Tatars. On September 16, seven defendants were sentenced to terms ranging from 13 to 19 years in a strict regime colony, and one, Ernes Ametov, was acquitted. Server Mustafayev was found guilty of participating in the activities of a terrorist organization and preparing to overthrow the constitutional order, he received 14 years.
• According to a number of experts, the Islamist party Hizb ut-Tahrir was unlawfully recognized as a terrorist organization, since its members in Russia did not prepare or carry out terrorist acts.