Dziennikpolski24.pl informs of the support shown by the Open Dialogue Foundation to five families from Crimea.
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PAP: Open Dialogue Foundation supporting Crimea refugees
The Polish Press Agency publishes a telegraph on the support shown by the Open Dialogue Foundation to Crimean refugees.
Rzeczpospolita reports on lawyers from Siedlce giving 2 000 PLN to the Foundation
The Rzeczpospolita newspaper has reported on lawyers from Siedlce handing over a sum of 2 000 PLN to the Open Dialogue Foundation.
Gazeta Wyborcza on the mission of Open Dialogue Foundation
Gazeta Wyborcza has published an article about the mission in support of refugees from Crimea, organised by the ODF.
First Ukrainian soldier killed in Crimea
As a result of the storming of the Ukrainian military unit in Simferopol, a Ukrainian soldier was killed and two soldiers were wounded. According to eyewitnesses, Russian Special Forces were the first to shoot. Armed militants are trying to capture other Ukrainian military units.
Kazakhstan lobby contrives a case against BTA Bank in Ukraine in order to oppress the opposition
Through the law firm ‘Ilyashev and Partners, the Kazakh party submitted to Ukrainian investigators information and personal data of accused parties; written criminal charges and requests for extradition;
Crimean separatists have brutally beaten two activists of the EuroMaidan and kidnapped Tatiana Tkachenko, a journalist of the Open Dialogue Foundation
On the night of 16 March, 2014, journalist Tatiana Tkachenko was kidnapped in Sevastopol. She is a member of the observation mission organised by the Open Dialogue Foundation in the Crimea.
Adwokatura.pl: Warsaw lawyers help Maidan victims
According to the webpage adwokatura.pl, during the ‘Adwokackie Charytatywne Ostatki Kresowe (Lawyers’ Charitable Borderland Pre-Lent Carnival) in Warsaw over 6 000 PLN was collected in aid of the victims of Kiev’s Maidan.
Muzyka.wp.pl: Taraka i Przyjaciele – “Podaj Rękę Ukrainie”
Podaj Rękę Ukrainie album by Tarak i Przyjaciele will be released on March 18. All the income from the sales of the CD will be transferred, via Open Dialogue Foundation, to the families of revolution victims”, muzyka.wp.pl portal announces.
Infographic: Vladimir Konstantinov
Why Vladimir Konstantinov, the speaker of the Crimean Parliament, became such a fervent separatist?
Crimean Separatists Assault Journalists, Seizing their Professional Equipment
On 11.03.2014, at the Crimean border, an aggravated robbery was committed against the film crew of the “ТК SKY TG 24” Italian television channel. Similar cases have become common on the Crimean peninsula in parallel with the start of the occupation by Russian armed forces.
Ukraine: more than 100 people have been killed since the beginning of the conflict; approximately 300 are considered missing
The Ukrainian revolution that began as a peaceful rally in support of the country’s European integration (the EuroMaidan), and later transformed into massive anti-government protests, resulted in an armed clash between protesters and police officers.
Co jest grane invites people to the concert organised by the Foundation
Co jest grane, the Gazeta Wyborcza supplement, has invited Varsovians to a concert organised by the Open Dialogue Foundation at the Proxima club.
The Crimea: kidnapping of journalists and civil activists
Several Ukrainian activists and journalists have been kidnapped in the Crimea by so-called ‘vigilantes’ and representatives of the ‘Crimean Self-defence Forces’. Their whereabouts remain unknown.
The more passive we are, the further Putin will go
Bartosz Kramek, Chair of the Foundation’s Council, commented, on Polsat News, on the developments in Ukraine prior to the upcoming referendum on the Crimea status.
