The case against citizen journalist Ziyadinov was closed in occupied Crimea
15:53, 27 January
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The occupying Central District Court of Simferopol suspended the proceedings in the case of the correspondent of the Crimean Solidarity Ablyamit Ziyadinov due to the lack of corpus delicti.
The lawyer Rustem Kyamilev reported about it to the Suspilne Crimea.
According to Kyamilev, the defence proved that there was no violation of the law, on November 3, 2020.
"In the aggregate of evidence, the judge made the only correct decision - to terminate the case on the administrative material of Ablyamit Ziyadinov due to the lack of corpus delicti," the lawyer said.
According to him, the decision will not be appealed, because the court made the right decision.
What is known
- On November 3, Russian police drew up two administrative reports against Crimean Tatar activist and citizen journalist Vilen Temeryanov. He was detained in occupied Simferopol near the building of the Crimean Garrison Military Court, where people gathered in support of the participants of the Krasnogvardeysky Hizb ut-Tahrir case.
- Lawyers were not allowed to see him for a long time.
- The occupying Central District Court of Simferopol closed the case of citizen journalist Vilen Temeryanov, correspondent of the Crimean Solidarity due to the lack of corpus delicti.
