In Simferopol, an activist of the "Crimean solidarity"? Marlen Mustafayev left 12 days administrator and released, according to the Crimea. Realities.
Mustafayev was met by about 20 Crimean Tatars. The activist thanked the audience, said that he feels well. He noted that until the end he did not understand which record in the social network he was condemned for (repost video in 2014). Also Mustafayev called on other activists not to fear persecution.
"This kind of pressure (administrative administrators - CD) on streamers, people who are engaged in informing, will continue. But let the guys are not afraid, do their work and remember the responsibility to the people, "Mustafayev said..
The activist Riza Izetov recalled that Marlen Mustafayev "is an absolute record holder for serving a day (administrative administrators - KR) for outposts".
"This is a fight against dissent. Thus, half the country for the statements in social networks can be planted. I'm glad that Marlene came out, but at the same time I am overwhelmed and some kind of indignation, "said Izetov.
On September 4, the Kiev district court of Simferopol, controlled by the Kremlin, arrested Marlen Mustafayev, a Crimean Tatar activist for 12 days, who was searched by Russian security officials. According to investigators, Mustafayev in August 2014 published on his Facebook page a post with the symbols of the organization "Hizb ut-Tahrir", which was recognized illegal in Russia and annexed by the Crimea.
September 4, 2017 in the Kamenka neighborhood near Simferopol in the house of the activist Marlen Mustafayev was also searched.
In February 2017, Mustafayev's house was already searched in the case of the demonstration of "extremist symbols". Siloviki seized Mustafaeva computer equipment and several books. It came to support ten people who filmed what was happening on video and broadcast the actions of law enforcers in social networks. All these people were detained.
Later, Mustafayev was arrested for 11 days, his comrades-in-arms - five on charges of "propaganda or public demonstration of the attributes or symbols of extremist organizations" (Part 1 of Article 20. 3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of Russia)?. The activist left arrest March 4, 2017.
After annexation in the Crimea, the actual Russian authorities practice mass searches of independent journalists, civil activists, activists of the Crimean Tatar National Movement, members of the Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar people, and Crimean Muslims suspected of links to the banned Hizb ut-Tahrir organization in Russia.