Human Rights Of Crimean Tatars Discussed In European Parliament Jamestown On september 26, the european parliament’s (ep) subcommittee on human rights held an urgent parliamentary hearing in brussels and discussed the report titled, “the pressing situation in regards to human rights of the crimean tatar people,” prepared by european diplomat dirk schuebel. the report included a brief historical background of the crimean tatars and their post return situation. The topics discussed in last week’s roundtable included: (1) the implementation of the international forum for the restoration of the rights of the crimean tatar people; (2) creating a legal framework for the crimean tatars and other formerly deported persons (fdps) in crimea; (3) the extension of the bishkek agreement, which, before expiring.
Un Security Council Members Met Crimean Tatars To Discuss The Human And stefan fule, the european union commissioner for enlargement and the eu’s neighborhood policy, suggested that the issue of the rights of crimean tatars in crimea be raised in the organization for security and cooperation in europe (osce), the council of europe and the united nations (see edm, september 27). Today, there are no reliable statistics on the number of people who have left the peninsula since 2014. however, human rights organizations estimate that between 30,000 and 50,000 tatars have left. On march 7, jamestown analyst idil p. izmirli was interviewed by al jazeera about the situation of the crimean tatars amidst the russian incursion into the peninsula. crimean crisis escalates further on march 6, the crimean parliament voted in favor of unification with russia, and declared that a referendum on this decision will be held either. In today’s crimea, to be a member of the crimean tatar community is to be a target for the authorities. in the early hours of september 4, russia’s security services raided the house of.
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