It’s not as though Abdureshit Dzhepparov hasn’t been kept busy. Sitting in his flat in the Crimean city of Bilohirsk, about 40 kilometers northeast of the capital, Symferopol, the Tatar activist calmly ticks off the meetings he’s held with de facto authorities since his son and nephew were abducted last autumn: two talks in October. … Continue reading One year later, Crimea’s Tatars even further in the shadows