Human rights activists and relatives of the Kremlin prisoners turned to international organizations

Human rights activists, representatives of non-governmental organizations and relatives of political prisoners of the Kremlin in the occupied Crimea and the Russian Federation prepared an appeal to the participants of the Munich Security Conference, the governments of the EU, NATO and the G-7. This was stated by the president of the Centre for Global Studies "Strategy XXI" Mykhailo Gonchar at a press conference on Monday, February 12 - reports correspondent of Ukrinform.

"At the end of this week, the Munich Security Conference will start, which is notable for our problem with that it involves a meeting in the "Normandy format". The issue of the captives in the Donbass is under the "Minsk Process", the appropriate person is entitled for solving this issue (First Deputy Speaker of the Verkhovna Rada Irina Gerashchenko - ed.), the working group is also created. The issue of the Kremlin's captives who are in the occupied territory of the Crimea, in Sevastopol and in Russia, is outside the "Minsk format". We decided to address this issue just in the context of the Munich Security Conference, and the "Normandy format" meeting, and in the context of the G7 summit, which will be also this year ... Russia once again confirmed its repressive nature", Gonchar said.

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