This was reported by public activist Lutfie Zudieva on Facebook.

It is noted that the occupiers consider Mustafa Seidaliyev's posts on the VKontakte social network posted in 2012-2016 to be "extremism". By the way, after 2016, Seidaliyev, as Zudieva writes, does not use the Russian social network.

The occupying Kirov District Court issued two similar decisions on both protocols drawn up against the coordinator of Crimean Solidarity - 10 days of administrative arrest "for the production and publication of extremist materials".

Lutfie Zudieva pointed out that Mustafa Seidaliyev considers these actions of the staff of the Center for Countering Extremism a formal reason aimed at suppressing his activity in defense of the Crimean Tatars. The activist will make another administrative arrest in the temporary detention center at 44 Franka Boulevard in occupied Simferopol.

More than 100 people wanted to attend the court hearing, but none of them entered the courtroom, including close relatives. Lawyer Nazim Sheikhambetov asked to ensure admission to the auditorium - taking into account the social distance, or to provide a larger auditorium, or to ensure the broadcast of the meeting "to ensure openness and transparency of justice".

Source: Facebook / Luftie Zudieva

The occupying judges refused, "because there are restrictions related to the code, a current resolution of the Council of Judges, which recommends admitting only persons involved in the case".

What is known

• Crimean Solidarity Coordinator Mustafa Seidaliyev was detained on December 7 at the Yevpatoria occupation police department, shortly after the 14 days he spent in the ITT by court order. Defendants were not allowed to visit him when drawing up new reports, so-called police officers told lawyers inaccurate information about his whereabouts.
• On November 23, more than 150 Crimean Tatars went to the Simferopol ITU to meet with lawyer Edem Semedlyaev, whose administrative arrest has ended. A bus was fitted there in advance, and the occupying Rosguard detained 32 people, including 10 women and five Crimean Solidarity journalists - Enver Alimov, Alim Suleymanov, Vilen Temeryanov, Simmar Ablyalimov and Dlyaver Ibragimov.
• The ARC Prosecutor's Office has launched criminal proceedings over the mass illegal detentions of Crimean Tatars who support the release of Edem Semedlyaev's lawyer in the occupied Crimea.
• Due to mass detentions, the Council of Europe called for an end to the persecution of Crimean Tatars in the Russian-occupied Crimea.

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