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Occupied Ukrainian Territories Remain the Least Free Places Globally F

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UN reports over 400 detentions in occupied territories of UkraineAccording to reports from the UN and its monitoring mission on human rights in Ukrain

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In the Russian-occupied territories of Ukraine, Russian citizenship is being imposed on residents, freedom of speech is being restricted, secret detentions and deportations are being carried out, Ukrainian property is being confiscated, and a Russian identity is being instilled in schools. According to Politico, local residents fear that there will be nothing Ukrainian left in these regions.

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For the second year in a row, the American organization Freedom House, which monitors the state of democracy in the world, calls the Russian-occupied territories of Ukraine the most deprived places. The human rights situation there is even worse than South Sudan, North Korea and the Gaza Strip. Full text of the news

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Politico Europe broke the news in Brussels, Belgium on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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