‘Human rights in the occupied Crimea and release of the Ukrainian political prisoners will be one of the priority issues during negotiations with the Council of Europe and the OSCE. Currently, I’m working hard with our partners, including the EU, to make it clear that we demand Russia to give access for international NGOs and humanitarian organizations, to help and support Ukraine in this regard. It’s important that we take care of the rights of the political prisoners in the occupied Crimea’, Pavlo Klimkin said while talking to the press in Kyiv on Monday.
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Klimkin: Ukraine, OSCE to discuss human rights in Crimea
The Ukrainian government strives for access for international humanitarian organizations to the annexed peninsula
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