When Nariman Dzhelyal was detained by Russian security forces on Sept. 4, the Crimean Tatar leader spent the next day “in a basement, in handcuffs and with a bag on his head”, according to his lawyer.
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Nariman Dzhelyalov was a speaker at the Crimea Platform summit in Kyiv on Aug. 23. Weeks later, he was arrested by Russian authorities in occupied Crimea.
