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Only the Ukrainian army will provide us with peace, so please donate! on the founding medicine of Nina Novikova: https://send.monobank.ua/jar/317tchRNev auction of paintings: https://www.myminiauction.com/rickrol... Support me on MONObase https://base.monobank.ua/azizaeskende... For Donation you can use PayPal: platonbirman@gmail.com Thank you for supporting my music. Instagram- eskender_ant_etkenmen https://www.instagram.com/eskender_an... A multidisciplinary project about colonized Crimea and colonized identity,Crimean hostages of russia https://www.instagram.com/the_colony_... _______________ Iryna Danylovych: a nurse with the heart of a citizen journalist Iryna Danylovych was born in Belarus. At the age of five, she moved with her family to Crimea. She graduated from medical college there, then lived in Russia and Belarus for a while, but decided to return to Crimea. In Crimea, she worked as a nurse and ran a social media page, as well as several blog columns dedicated to the rights of medical workers and health care issues on the annexed peninsula (“Crimean Medicine Without a Cover”). prepared materials for the editorial office of Inzir Media, and became one of the first correspondents for Krymsky Process. On April 29, 2022, Iryna Danylovych disappeared without a trace while returning home after a night shift at the Malachite rehabilitation center in Koktebel, where she worked as a nurse. Iryna was dragged into a car and has not been heard from for 13 days. On the same day, OMON (Mobile Special Purpose Unit) officers in balaclavas conducted a search of the human rights activist's home in the village of Vladislavivka. They confiscated her laptop, several books and documents, her phone, and her relatives' phones, which prevented them from reporting the search for some time. Her father was informed that his daughter had been sentenced to 10 days of administrative arrest for “transferring non-classified information to a foreign state.” Prior to her arrest, she had already met with FSB officers—she had been detained at least twice at the administrative border with Crimea and once summoned for an “interview” at the local FSB office. Iryna Danylovych: a nurse with the heart of a citizen journalist Iryna Danylovych was born in Belarus. At the age of five, she moved with her family to Crimea. She graduated from medical college there, then lived in Russia and Belarus for a while, but decided to return to Crimea. In Crimea, she worked as a nurse and ran a social media page, as well as several blog columns dedicated to the rights of medical workers and health care issues on the annexed peninsula (“Crimean Medicine Without a Cover”). prepared materials for the editorial office of Inzir Media, and became one of the first correspondents for Krymsky When she finally met with her lawyer, who managed to get to her, Iryna said that she had been held in a basement in the FSB building in Simferopol for a week and was constantly threatened that she would be “taken to Mariupol, where she would disappear.” She was given food once a day and was not allowed to use the toilet for a long time. After the first week of illegal detention, the citizen journalist was forced to sign many documents under pressure, including blank forms, after which explosives were “found” on her and she was suspected of manufacturing and storing a homemade explosive device (Part 1 of Article 222.1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). On May 7, 2022, Irina Danilovich was arrested for two months. At the hearing, Irina Danilovich said: “When I was brought to the FSB building, I underwent a full personal search, which was recorded on video. I did not have any explosives in my bag, and there were glasses in my case. Three days later, my bag was taken again. Then the explosives appeared." On May 27, 2022, the Supreme Court of Crimea rejected the appeal filed by Irina Danilovich's defense team. On July 28, 2022, the human rights organization Crimea SOS reported that representatives of the Russian Federal Security Service continue to subject the imprisoned human rights defender Irina Danilovich to inhuman treatment and threats. Crimean SOS learned this information from a letter written by the human rights defender, received from an anonymous source. On August 22, 2022, the Feodosia City Court of the Republic of Crimea began a trial against human rights defender Irina Danilovich and held the first preliminary hearing in closed session. According to the Crimean Process public initiative, on November 30, the Russian-controlled Feodosia City Court held another hearing in the case of citizen journalist Irina Danilovich, during which she stated that she had been tortured after being abducted by Russian security forces.