Jailed Crimean Tatar Mejlis leader Akhtem Chiygoz was allowed a meeting lasting only 10 minutes on June 20 with his mother who is dying of cancer. Russia finally relented to that barest modicum of humanity after almost two weeks of rejecting any calls, despite the critical urgency of the situation.
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Halya Coynash: Russia gives imprisoned Crimean Tatar leader Akhtem Chiygoz 10 minutes with his dying mother
People hold portraits of Crimean political prisoners and victims of the Russian regime as they participate in the march for solidarity with Crimean Tatars who did a rally in 2014 near Crimean parliament as they protested Russian occupation of the peninsula.
