Crimea
Russia Loses Conscientious Workers as Attacks on Faith Go On
“I can’t give up my peace-loving religious views!” – Artem Gerasimov, in the last plea before sentence was announced
“I am being judged because I am a Christian and consider my faith to be true.” In Crimea, Sergey Filatov made the last plea
Will a father of four children go to a strict-regime colony in Crimea solely for his Christian faith? The Dzhankoy District Court will decide it on March 5
In Crimea, the prosecutor requested an unprecedented sentence for faith. Sergey Filatov, father of two minor children, faces seven years in a strict regime colony
On March 3, Artem Gerasimov will appear before the Yalta City Court to speak the last word. Earlier, the prosecutor requested six and a half years in prison for the believer
On February 25, debate is due in the case of a resident of Dzhankoy, Sergeу Filatov. Hearings have already revealed inconsistencies, and his neighbors vouched for his character
In Yalta on February 13, FSB officers ransacked the home of 41-year-old Taras Kuzio. The special operation took place against the background of the trial of another believer, Artem Gerasimov
On February 10, the prosecutor requested for Artem Gerasimov from Yalta six years and six months in prison and a year of restriction of freedom. His is accused of meeting with fellow believers
