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Asan Akhtemov, a Crimean Tatar journalist and activist, was arrested and sentenced to 13 years in prison for allegedly blowing up a gas pipeline in Crimea. He was tortured to make him testify against himself, but he refused to confess.
His case shows how Russia persecutes the Crimean Tatars and suppresses any attempts to resist the occupation of Crimea. We must do everything possible to free him!
Freedom to Asan Akhtemov! Support him in his fight for justice.
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