parasio schrieb am 15.02.2023 09:44:
kaltblütig ermordet
38. OHCHR corroborated the case of three civilian men who were tortured and then
killed in Stoianka, Kyiv region, a village controlled by Russian armed forces in
March 2022. On 29 March, a witness saw two of the men walking with Russian
servicemen towards their house. On 1 April, the bodies of the two men, and that of
a third man from the village, were found in the basement of the house, which had
been used by Russian soldiers while they controlled Stoianka. Relatives who
identified the victims at the morgue observed that all three bodies displayed signs
of torture, including bound hands and legs, multiple knife wounds and severed
fingers. This was confirmed by photographs provided to OHCHR. A forensic
expert determined that gunshot wounds to the chest were the cause of death for all three victims.
https://ukraine.un.org/sites/default/files/2022-09/ReportUkraine-1Feb-31Jul2022-en.pdf
vergewaltigt
In another documented case, also in March in Kyiv region, two Russian soldiers
came to the house of a couple and their four-year-old daughter. At gunpoint, they
took the woman to another room, ordered her to her knees and gang-raped her. Her husband was brought from another room and forced to watch. They then beat him with a pot and forced him to perform a sexual act on her while they watched. The woman heard her daughter crying in another room, but could not see what
happened to her. Later, the daughter told her mother that a man “gave her his wee-wee”, which suggests she was also subjected to an act of sexual violence. When Russian soldiers left, they said that they would “go to others”.
aao.
oder als Kind sogar verschleppt wird?"
There have been credible allegations of forced transfers of unaccompanied children to Russian occupied territory, or to the Russian Federation itself. We are concerned that the Russian authorities have adopted a simplified procedure to grant Russian citizenship to children without parental care, and that these children would be eligible for adoption by Russian families. Under Article 50 of the Fourth Geneva Convention, the Russian Federation is prohibited from changing these children’s personal status, including nationality. Moreover, we are particularly concerned that the announced plans of the Russian authorities to allow the movement of children from Ukraine to families in the Russian Federation do not appear to include steps for family reunification or in other ways ensure respect for the principle of the best interests of the child.
https://www.ohchr.org/en/statements/2022/09/human-rights-concerns-related-forced-displacement-ukraine
Die Krim ist von Russland annektiert, also unter russischer Besatzung. Den Leuten scheint es gut zu gehen, nein, es geht ihnen sogar wesentlich besser als wie zu ukrainischen Zeiten.
Soso:
GENEVA (25 September 2017) – The human rights situation in Crimea* has significantly deteriorated under Russian occupation, with “multiple and grave violations” committed by Russian state agents, according to a landmark report by the UN Human Rights Office published today.
“Grave human rights violations, such as arbitrary arrests and detentions, enforced disappearances, ill-treatment and torture, and at least one extra-judicial execution were documented,” the report** says.
It reiterates that all residents of Crimea were affected when Ukrainian laws were substituted by those of the Russian Federation, and tens of thousands impacted by the imposition of Russian Federation citizenship. These and other actions highlighted in the report have taken place in violation of international humanitarian and human rights law.
https://www.ohchr.org/en/press-releases/2017/09/un-report-details-grave-human-rights-violations-russian-occupied-crimea
Russen begehen in denen von ihnen besetzten Gebieten systematisch Kriegsverbrechen.