Let's add Mustafa Dzhemilev to The Canadian Museum of Human Rights!
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maria puhach
5 years ago
Mustafa Jemilev deserves to be recognized as a leader in promoting the plight of the Crimean Tartars oppressed by the Russians since they have occupied Crimea.
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Orysia Gorski
5 years ago
I support
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Oksana Bondarchuk
5 years ago
Justly deserved.
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Jars Balan
5 years ago
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Mustafa Dzhemilev is a symbol of the peaceful struggle of the Crimean Tatar people against first Soviet and now Russian oppression. He is as much of an icon of the human rights movement in Eastern Europe as Andrei Sakharov Vaclav Havel and other dissidents were in their day, and deserves to be represented in the Canadian Museum of Human Rights.
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Irene Solomon
6 years ago
Mustafa Dzhemilev continues the fight for freedom for Ukraine and for Crimean Tartars.
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Sergiy Kaznadiy
6 years ago
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Mustafa Dzhemilev is an iconic figure in the history of Ukraine. For his ceaseless nonviolent fight for freedom and justice in Crimea as part of a sovereign Ukraine, he deserves a place on the same shelves of history as Nelson Mandela, Desmond Tutu and Mahatma Gandhi.
Adding Mustafa Dzhemilev to the Canadian Museum of Human Rights, would be a great honor for Ukraine and all of the people of Crimea. It would be an appropriate way to shine a light on the destructive activities during today’s hybrid war and illegal occupation of eastern Ukraine and Crimea by the Putin regime.
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Irina MacKay
6 years ago
Mustafa is an exceptionally brave person and human rights activist.
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Roman Hruby
6 years ago
Mustafa Dzemilev is an inspirational person who has struggled long and hard for respect of human rights and is currently very active in promoting them in Russian occupied Crimea.
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Teresa Luhovy
6 years ago
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Mustafa Dzhemilev's continuous struggle for human rights against Russian aggression and the illegal occupation of Crimea should be supported and exposed at the CMHR.
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Svitlana Pshenychna
6 years ago
Respect and support!
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Dmitry Motaylenko
6 years ago
Respect & Support!
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Vladimir Loria
6 years ago
It's good man!
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Ihor Tomkiw
6 years ago
As not to forget.
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Gulnar Yamaldinova
6 years ago
Canada, be always close to the Crimean Tatar PEOPLE ... Do not let destroy our People ...
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Olha Klymenko
6 years ago
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Mustafa Dzhemiliev is an example of a life-long dedicated and sacrificial serving to the human rights causes, of resistance to the Soviet regime and now Putin's dictatorship that occupied Dzhemiliev's native Crimea. He is a prominent spokesperson for the rights of minorities. Featuring his story at CHRM will also highlight the plight of the Crimean Tatar people who were deported by Stalin in 1944 and shortly upon return to Crimean, are prosecuted in their homeland by Putin for peaceful resistance to the Russian occupation.
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Daria Kish
6 years ago
Respect and support for the Crimean Tatars!
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Elvira Maksudova
6 years ago
I support this petition!
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Sali Negiat
6 years ago
Mustafa Abdulcemil KIRIMOĞLU , leader of the Crimea Tatars !
Mustafa Jemilev deserves to be recognized as a leader in promoting the plight of the Crimean Tartars oppressed by the Russians since they have occupied Crimea.
I support
Justly deserved.
Mustafa Dzhemilev is a symbol of the peaceful struggle of the Crimean Tatar people against first Soviet and now Russian oppression. He is as much of an icon of the human rights movement in Eastern Europe as Andrei Sakharov Vaclav Havel and other dissidents were in their day, and deserves to be represented in the Canadian Museum of Human Rights.
Mustafa Dzhemilev continues the fight for freedom for Ukraine and for Crimean Tartars.
Mustafa Dzhemilev is an iconic figure in the history of Ukraine. For his ceaseless nonviolent fight for freedom and justice in Crimea as part of a sovereign Ukraine, he deserves a place on the same shelves of history as Nelson Mandela, Desmond Tutu and Mahatma Gandhi. Adding Mustafa Dzhemilev to the Canadian Museum of Human Rights, would be a great honor for Ukraine and all of the people of Crimea. It would be an appropriate way to shine a light on the destructive activities during today’s hybrid war and illegal occupation of eastern Ukraine and Crimea by the Putin regime.
Mustafa is an exceptionally brave person and human rights activist.
Mustafa Dzemilev is an inspirational person who has struggled long and hard for respect of human rights and is currently very active in promoting them in Russian occupied Crimea.
Mustafa Dzhemilev's continuous struggle for human rights against Russian aggression and the illegal occupation of Crimea should be supported and exposed at the CMHR.
Respect and support!
Respect & Support!
It's good man!
As not to forget.
Canada, be always close to the Crimean Tatar PEOPLE ... Do not let destroy our People ...
Mustafa Dzhemiliev is an example of a life-long dedicated and sacrificial serving to the human rights causes, of resistance to the Soviet regime and now Putin's dictatorship that occupied Dzhemiliev's native Crimea. He is a prominent spokesperson for the rights of minorities. Featuring his story at CHRM will also highlight the plight of the Crimean Tatar people who were deported by Stalin in 1944 and shortly upon return to Crimean, are prosecuted in their homeland by Putin for peaceful resistance to the Russian occupation.
Respect and support for the Crimean Tatars!
I support this petition!
Mustafa Abdulcemil KIRIMOĞLU , leader of the Crimea Tatars !
Respect & Support!
Love and respect!