WorldTeacher from Ukraine’s Kharkiv dies in Russian custody in occupied Crimea
Oleksandra Kazarovytska, a co-founder of Kharkiv language school Professional, died in Russian-occupied Crimea. She had traveled to Sevastopol to help her parents and was detained over correspondence with a volunteer, then held in solitary confinement for three months awaiting trial. Russian authorities attributed her death to suicide, while journalists and human rights activists believe she died in a Simferopol detention center.
Teacher from Ukraine’s Kharkiv dies in Russian custody in occupied Crimea