Almost eleven years after the bloody riots in the port city of Odessa, as a result of the fall of the Prorussic Government of President Viktor Janukovich, the European Court for the Rights of the Rights convicted the Ukrainian authorities to hesitate dozens of people.
On 2 May 2014, six people were shot after the Prwestliche government in February fell for collisions between opponents and supporters of the overthrow in the center of the city of the million. A pro -Russian protest camp was connected in the vicinity of a trade union building.
Molotov -cocktails and shots
The separatists initially gathered in the building there. Molotov cocktails flew in both directions and a little later the house was on fire. Shots were also given. While an angry crowd was waiting for the building, several people dived into death or burned in the building when they tried to save themselves outside.
Below are the cuts of the fatal riots in Odessa:
The riots in Odessa cost more than 40 people. More than 200 were injured in the riots. The incidents caused a sensation outside the national borders. There were also many survivors among the claimants for the ECHR.
Emergency forces were not allowed to use
The judges underline that the Russian government and its propaganda ultimately led to the dangerous intensification of the situation, but they did not release the Ukrainian authorities. These would have been responsible for the lives of all involved. Even in advance, the police did not take sufficient measures to prevent or calm down the protests. The fact that the fire brigade and the police were deliberately kept a timely departure away. The commanders who were responsible for this later fled to Russia. The revision of the fatal riots was also not implemented intensively enough, the reason for the judgment continues.
The family members or survivors of the fire are now expected to receive financial reimbursement of 12,000 to 17,000 euros. The ECHR monitors compliance with the international legal contracts of the European Council, including Ukraine. He is not part of the EU.
Source: Krone
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