The Prosecutor’s Office of the Republic of Crimea

The key positions of the Prosecutor’s Office of Crimea are occupied by persons who before the occupation of Crimea worked in public office in the RF. In particular, three out of four vice- prosecutors from the RC have arrived from Russia(http://rkproc.ru/ru/management; https://archive.org/details/rchr_593; http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:; http://rkproc.ru/ru/management):

Andrey V. Fomin is the First Deputy Prosecutor of the RC since August 2014. Previously, Mr. Fomin was the Prosecutor of the Frunze district of Yaroslavl Region Prosecutor’s Office and Deputy Prosecutor of Yaroslavl region.

Sergey B. Chernevich is Deputy Prosecutor of the RC since March 2014. Previously Mr. Chernevich was Prosecutor of Alexandrovsky district of Tomsk region, Prosecutor of the city of Strezhevoy of Tomsk region, the Prosecutor of Kirov district of Tomsk, headed the Department for Supervision over the implementation of federal legislation of the Tomsk region Prosecutor’s Office, as well as the Directorate for Supervision over the implementation of federal legislation of the Tomsk region Prosecutor’s Office.

Vladimir V. Kuznetsov has been Deputy Prosecutor of the RC since March 2014. Before appointment to this position, he worked as Prosecutor of the Soviet district of the city of Tula, and then Prosecutor of Tula.

School Education: Hidden Weapon of the Russian Federation against Ukraine

The Russian Federation (RF) is aware of the idea of the importance of school education for society, however primarily not for learning but for forming the worldview that is necessary for the authoritarian state, with which society is ready to fulfill the objectives set by the state, even if they do not comply with the […]

Recreation camps as another means of eradicating the Ukrainian national identity of children from the occupied territories

The Russian Federation continues to implement a policy aimed at the forcible transfer of children to the Russian national group. These actions contain elements of the crime of genocide set forth in Article 2 (e) of the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, reproduced in Article 6 (e) of the […]

RUSSIAN GENOCIDE IN UKRAINE: 100 YEARS OF EXTERMINATION OF THE UKRAINIAN NATION

In the process of de-occupation of the territories occupied by Russia, the world society was shocked by the committed by Russian Federation acts that, prima facie, have the characteristics of a crime of genocide and, in the future, may be defined as genocide by adjudicatory bodies at various levels. Here is a short historical and […]

Influence on the Ukrainian identity in the occupied Crimea. Excerpt from the Study

The activities of the Russian Federation in occupied Crimea lead to significant damageto the objects of the cultural heritage of Ukraine and world cultural heritage located onthe peninsula. First of all, after the beginning of the occupation, all the objects ofcultural heritage located on the territory of Crimea were appropriated by the federalauthorities of the […]

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Protected: 5.4. Policy on Transfer of Its Own Civil Population from among Educational Workers to the...