Additional Name(s): Фёдоров Олег (Али) Владимирович

Gender: Male

Perpetrator: Russia

Ethnic Group: Crimean Tatar

Religion or Belief: Muslim – Sunni

Reports of Torture: No

Reports of Medical Neglect: No

Appeal: Rejected

Sentence: 13 Years' Imprisonment

Date of Detainment: February/17/2021

Date of Sentencing: July/7/2022

Current Status: Not Released

Religious Leader: No

Most Recent Type of Abuse: Imprisonment

Reason for Persecution: Attending a Religious Gathering or Meeting Ethnoreligious Identity Religious Activity Religious Association

Nature of Charges: Banned Organization Terrorism Treason & Sedition

Oleg Fedorov

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Oleg Fedorov is imprisoned for his alleged religious activity.

On February 17, 2021, authorities in Russian-occupied Crimea, Ukraine, detained Fedorov among others after searching their homes. Authorities accused Fedorov of being a member of the banned Hizb ut-Tahrir organization and spreading its ideas.

On July 7, 2022, the Southern District Military Court sentenced Fedorov to 13 years in prison for “participating in the activities of an organization…recognized as terrorist” (Art. 205.5-2 RCC) and "preparing for actions aimed at the forcible seizure of power or the forcible retention of power” (Art. 30-1/Art. 278 RCC).

On July 12, 2023, the Military Court of Appeal in Vlasikha upheld Fedorov's sentence.

Fedorov is married with two children.

Related Cases: Zekirya Muratov, Ernest Ibragimov

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Additional Name(s): Ибрагимов Эрнест Ильясович

Gender: Male

Perpetrator: Russia

Ethnic Group: Crimean Tatar

Religion or Belief: Muslim – Sunni

Reports of Torture: No

Reports of Medical Neglect: No

Appeal: Rejected

Sentence: 13 Years' Imprisonment

Date of Detainment: February/17/2021

Date of Sentencing: July/7/2022

Current Status: Not Released

Religious Leader: No

Most Recent Type of Abuse: Imprisonment

Reason for Persecution: Attending a Religious Gathering or Meeting Ethnoreligious Identity Religious Activity Religious Association

Nature of Charges: Banned Organization Terrorism Treason & Sedition

Ernest Ibragimov

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Ernest Ibragimov is imprisoned for his alleged religious activity.

On February 17, 2021, authorities in Russian-occupied Crimea, Ukraine, detained Ibragimov among others after searching their homes. Authorities accused Ibragimov of being a member of the banned Hizb ut-Tahrir organization and spreading its ideas.

On July 7, 2022, the Southern District Military Court sentenced Ibragimov to 13 years in prison for “participating in the activities of an organization…recognized as terrorist” (Art. 205.5-2 RCC) and "preparing for actions aimed at the forcible seizure of power or the forcible retention of power” (Art. 30-1/Art. 278 RCC).

On July 12, 2023, the Military Court of Appeal in Vlasikha upheld Ibragimov's sentence.

Ibragimov is married.

Related Cases: Zekirya Muratov, Oleg Fedorov

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Additional Name(s): Муратов Зекирья Саитович

Gender: Male

Perpetrator: Russia

Ethnic Group: Crimean Tatar

Religion or Belief: Muslim – Sunni

Health Concerns: Disabled

Reports of Torture: No

Reports of Medical Neglect: No

Appeal: Rejected

Sentence: 11 Years, 6 Months' Imprisonment

Date of Detainment: July/7/2020

Date of Sentencing: February/11/2022

Current Status: Not Released

Religious Leader: No

Most Recent Type of Abuse: Imprisonment

Reason for Persecution: Attending a Religious Gathering or Meeting Ethnoreligious Identity Religious Activity Religious Association

Nature of Charges: Banned Organization Terrorism Treason & Sedition

Zekirya Muratov

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Zekirya Muratov is imprisoned for his alleged religious activity.

On July 7, 2020, authorities in Russian-occupied Crimea, Ukraine, detained Muratov among others after searching their homes. Authorities accused Muratov of being a member of the banned Hizb ut-Tahrir organization and spreading its ideas. 

On February 11, 2022, the Southern District Military Court sentenced Muratov to 11 years and six months in prison for “participating in the activities of an organization…recognized as terrorist” (Art. 205.5-2 RCC) and "preparing for actions aimed at the forcible seizure of power or the forcible retention of power” (Art. 30-1/Art. 278 RCC).

On July 11, 2023, the Supreme Court in Moscow upheld Muratov's sentence.

Muratov is disabled.

Muratov is married with one child.

Related Cases: Ernest Ibragimov, Oleg Fedorov

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