Приклади вживання Crimean tartars Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The Turkish Sultan supported the Crimean Tartars.
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The Holocaust Through the Eyes of the Non-Jewish Population Russians Ukrainians and Crimean Tartars.
Crimean Tartars.
Russia has alsoused its anti-terror legislation to target ethnic Crimean Tartars.
The Crimean Tartars.
We will continue to call for the respect of human rights of all Ukrainian citizens in Crimea,including Crimean Tartars.
The Crimean Tartars.
Other ethnic groups from the Caucasus also suffered deportation on a mass scale, as did Poles, Volga Germans,people from the Baltic States and the Crimean Tartars.
Union Crimean Tartars.
Temporarily occupation of Crimea is accompanied by the systemic repressions andpersecutions against the Ukrainians and Crimean Tartars, residing in the peninsula by the occupying authorities.
The Crimean Tartars.
Russian authorities have repeatedly stopped and questioned Mejlis members and other Crimean Tartars when they traveled across the border to mainland Ukraine.
Anton Korynevych noted that Crimean Tartars were the indigenous people of Ukraine and legal provisions applicable in this area and human rights protection in the occupied Crimea should become a priority for the Mission.
Following the collapse of The Soviet Union, Crimean Tartars started returning to their homeland.
According to press secretary of Majlis of Crimean Tartars Lilia Muslimova, the tents are established“as asign of protest against politics of the local powers towards Crimean Tartars and also as a sign of protest against actions of the police”, considering the recent events at the plateau of Aj-Petri and at Balaklavskaya Street in Simpheropol.
Despite the 2017 Order of the International Court of Justice,the Mejlis, the Crimean Tartars' self-governing body, remains under persecution and is banned in its homeland.
Anton Korynevych also noted that the Mission would work on strategy of de-occupation and reintegration of the temporarily occupied territory, including legislative amendments in order to ensure the protection of the Crimeans' rights and to cover the discriminatory gaps in the current legislation. Indeed the Mission will continue toprotect the rights of the indigenous people of Crimea, the Crimean Tartars.
And in 1944, the Crimean Tartars were deported to Central Asia.
We also note that the situation in Crimea continues to be characterised by systematichuman rights violations affecting mostly Crimean Tartars and those who opposed the so-called March“referendum”.
Already, more than 7,200 people from Crimea- mostly Crimean Tartars- have become internally displaced in other areas of Ukraine.
Today, due to the work of the Ukrainian independent professional and social journalists in the temporarily occupied Crimea we are getting current information about the activity, carried out by the occupying authorities,searches and detention of Ukrainians and Crimean Tartars, destruction of the cultural heritage of Ukraine and ecological disasters.
Already, more than 7,200 people from Crimea- mostly Crimean Tartars- have become internally displaced in other areas of Ukraine.
On 18 May 2014, exactly 70 years after the deportation day, the military takeover of the Crimea by Putin'sarmy Special Forces expelled again the Crimean Tartars from their land, subjected them to new torments and deprived of their voice.
Already, more than 7,200 people from Crimea- mostly Crimean Tartars- have become internally displaced in other areas of Ukraine.
The Resolution of the Seimas condemned the illegal occupation and annexation of Crimea by the Russian Federation in2014 as well as discrimination against civilians and Crimean Tartars, based on mother tongue, culture, religion, nationality and banning of Crimean Tartars' self- governmental body.
We have to remember. Even today in Crimea, the occupying authorities implementing methods of hybriddeportation destroy the Ukrainian people including Crimean Tartars and ethnic Ukrainians, forcing them to leave their motherland as it happened in 1944”, Izet Gdanov said at the presentation of exhibition of artists from Genitchesky district.
In 2006 and 2007, the Ukrainian Center for Holocaust Studies, with the support of the Hanadiv Charitable Foundation, conducted two all-Ukrainian summer schools entitled“The Holocaust Through the Eyes of the Non-Jewish Population(Russians,Ukrainians and Crimean Tartars) Based on the Example of Villages on the Crimean Peninsula” and“The History of the Holocaust on the Territory of the Khmelnytska Oblast: Witnesses and Survivors”.
The Crimean Tartar.