Sentsov Testifies to UN About Detention in Russia
Interviews are planned with all those released.
Ukrainian film director Oleg Sentsov, who was released from Russian captivity a month ago, gave an interview to the UN about his detention. This was reported by the press service of the United Nations Human Rights Monitoring Mission.
“I am doing everything I can to help the people who remain behind bars. Who knows better what they are going through?” Sentsov said.
The UN says all the information is used for “analysis of the human rights situation in Crimea, preparation of public reports and advocacy to bring those responsible to account.” Meetings are planned with all detainees.
Earlier, Sentsov commented on the “Steinmeier formula” on his Facebook page, stating that “negotiations are better than war.”
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