Arrested in a Crimean annexed to Russia on suspicion of terrorism in the propaganda of terrorism, a civil activist Nariman Memedinov was placed in a psychiatric hospital. This is reported by the public association "Crimean solidarity" with reference to the Crimean lawyer Emil Kurbedinov. According to counsel, Memedaminova, at least 20 days, was placed in a psychiatric hospital for "examination". The lawyer reportedly regards this as "a gross violation of his client's rights and pressure on his principled position". There are no public comments of Russian law enforcement agencies on this matter. On May 15, the Kiev district court of Simferopol, which was controlled by Russia, extended for four months the arrest of a Crimean Tatar activist, a civil journalist Nariman Memedeminov, accused of promoting terrorism. Memedinov will remain in jail until August 15. In March, in the Bakhchisaray district in the house of Nariman Memedeminov, Russian security officials and law enforcers searched. After that the court arrested Memedeminov. On March 23, the Prosecutor's Office of the ARC entered information on the grounds of criminal offenses provided for in the Unified Register of Pre-trial Investigations. 2 items. 146 (unlawful deprivation of liberty or abduction of a person), h. 2 items. 162 (violation of the inviolability of the home) of the Criminal Code of Ukraine. The National Union of Journalists of Ukraine (NSJU) called the arrest of Memedeminov in the Crimea "a violation of the rights to freedom of thought, the free reception and dissemination of information, including through the Internet". The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine condemns the detention of a civil activist and requires the Russian authorities annexed Crimea to release Memedinov. Source: Crimea. Realities.