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Papoutsi, Emilia
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2015-07-04T10:15:52Z
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2015-09-27T06:05:17Z
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2015-07-04
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https://repository.ihu.edu.gr//xmlui/handle/11544/726
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Unrepresented people in the Black Sea
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masterThesis
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The Crimean Tatars
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Crimean Tatars
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Human Rights
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International Law
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Russia
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en
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free
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http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0
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School of Humanities, MA in Black Sea & Eastern Mediterranean Studies
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2015-01
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Papoutsi Emilia ,2015, Unrepresented people in the Black Sea: The Crimean Tatars, Master’s Dissertation, International Hellenic University
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This dissertation was written as part of the MA in Black Sea Cultural
Studies at the International Hellenic University. The aim of the research is
to provide an overview over the problematic or even absent in some cases
representation of the post–Soviet ethnicities that exist as minorities within
the newly established states in the Black Sea region. To serve that purpose
the origins and the current predicaments that those people are faced with
shall be presented and possible solutions shall be suggested. The Crimean
Tatars who live in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea within Ukraine will
be the case study for this research. More specifically, the essay will start
with an informative introduction that contextualizes the issue of
representation into a broader framework. In addition, definitions,
important data and a brief historical review will display the necessary
background information. Special attention will be paid to the norm of self
determination and the fundamental human, civil and political rights. In this
research the representation of the Crimean Tatars is going to be examined
by unfolding the level at which the fundamental human, cultural, civil and
social rights are currently enjoyed by the Crimean Tatars. The main part
of the research will be divided in several, more analytical sections. The
first chapter will present the historical background and important data
concerning the Crimean Tatars. This part will include the ethnic origin as
well as the historical effect that certain policies had. The second part of the
first Chapter will present the problematic relationship with the host-state in
accordance to the nationalist mobilization. Within this framework, the
unsettled issues will be presented. Moving on to the contemporary era, the
second Chapter will present the framework of the events of the annexation
of Crimea by the Russian Federation and will unfold analytically certain
cases of violations of the rights of the Crimean Tatar community during
2014. In the third Chapter the role of international law and international
organizations will be stressed for being one of the focal points through
which representation can be realized. This chapter will shortly present the
international binding organizations, NGO’s and other fora that concern
both the Crimean Tatars per se and the wider realization of he rights that
ensure representation. Moreover, the role of International Courts will be
underlined. The last but not least part will include conclusions, remarks
and an attempt of theorizing the data into a broader perspective.
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Abstract
Preface
Cover
Contents
I�trodu�tio�…………………………………..…………………………………..p.��
Self deter�i�atio�……………………………………………………………..…p. ��
U�, Hu�a� Rights & self deter�i�atio�………….…………………….p. �4
EU & Hu�a� Rights……………………………………………………………...p. ��
Mi�orities a�d the Bla�k “ea…………………………………………………p. ��
“o�e releva�t history: Russia� & “oviet poli�ies……..……………p. ��
Why the Crimean Tatars?.........................................................p.22
CHAPTER 1
Case Study: The Crimean Tatars
Section A: Some history & Data................................................p.25
o Crimea
o Origins & Crimea
o Ethnogenesis: Identity & Religion
o Between the Russian and Ottoman empire
o Russian historic interpretations over Crimea
o The Russian Revolution & the Tatars
o Tatar Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (TASSR)
o WW2 & the deportations
o Crimea as part of Ukrainian SSR
Section B: Unsettled issues within independent Ukraine.........p.50
o Political & Social struggle
o Repatriation
o Language & Religion
o Historic interpretations over Crimea
o Minority or indigenous people?
CHAPTER 2
Between Russia & Ukraine
Crimea in 2014: between Ukraine and Russia……………………..p.��
o Ukraine, Russia & International Law
Cases of violations of rights of the Crimean Tatars in
���4…………………………………………………………………………….........p.��
o Freedom of movement and internally displaced persons
(IDPs)
Unrepresented people in the Black Sea: The Crimean Tatars and the Abkhaz..
8 Emilia Papoutsi
Legal framework/ findings of OSCE mission/CoE
mission/OHCHR/Press TV
o Enforced disappearances, torture, ill-treatment in custody
Legal framework/ findings of OSCE mission/CoE
mission/Amnesty International/UNPO
o Freedom of expression
Legal framework/ findings of OSCE mission/CoE
mission/UNPO/OHCHR/Human Rights Watch
o Intolerance-non discrimination
Legal framework/ findings of OSCE mission/CoE
mission/Amnesty International/Crimean news
agency/UNPO/OHCHR/Human Rights Watch
o Freedom of peaceful assembly
Legal framework/ findings of OSCE mission/CNN
/Amnesty International
o Freedom from interference with privacy, family, home and
correspondence
Legal framework/ findings of Amnesty
International/UNIAN Human Rights Watch
o Right to nationality & citizenship
Legal framework/ findings of Amnesty
International/UNIAN/ OHCHR/Human Rights Watch
o Right to own property
Legal framework/ findings of UNPO
o Right to work
Legal framework/ findings of Human Rights Watch
o Freedom of religion
Legal framework/ findings of OHCHR/ Human Rights
Watch
o Right to self-determination
Legal framework/ findings of UNPO/QYMM
o Right to take part in government
Legal framework/ findings of UNPO/Qirim News
Agency/ World Bulletin
o Right to adequate living
Legal framework/ findings of
UNPO/OHCHR/Washinghton Post/ Council for
European Studies
Unrepresented people in the Black Sea: The Crimean Tatars and the Abkhaz..
9 Emilia Papoutsi
Mustafa Je�ilev o� represe�tatio� issue…………………..………….p.��
Are the Crimean Tatars represented at national level?............p.102
CHAPTER 3
Regional &International fora as means of representation..p.115
o International organizations (shortly presented)
UN
OSCE
CoE
EU
o International monitoring & penalty mechanisms
UN monitoring mechanisms
CoE monitoring mechanisms
o International Court of Justice
o European Court of Human Rights
Case of Ukraine vs Russia I 2014(no 20958/14)
Case of Ukraine vs Russia II 2014(no 43800/14)
Case of Ukraine vs Russia III 2014(no 49537/14)
o Court of Justice of the European Union
o International Criminal Court
o Cri�ea� Tatar Ngo’s
Co��lusio�s/Re�arks/Theorizi�g……………………………………..p.���
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heal.advisorName
Voutira, Prof. Eftihia
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Voutira, Prof. Eftihia
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Karras, I.
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Livanios, D.
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School of Humanities, MA in Black Sea & Eastern Mediterranean Studies
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