Situation of human rights in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, including the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol A/RES/80/223 Iryna Danylovych, Bohdan Ziza, Enver Krosh, Vilen Temeryanov, Mariano García Calatayud, Seyran Saliev, Oleh Pryhodko, Osman Arifmemetov and many others, Deeply concerned about the serious continued restrictions on the right to freedom of movement and the rights to liberty and security of person, especially for those who have been previously unlawfully or arbitrarily arrested or detained and served sentences on politically motivated criminal charges, Gravely concerned that the temporary occupation continues to hinder the enjoyment of economic, social and cultural rights by residents, including children, women, older persons, persons with disabilities and other persons in vulnerable and marginalized situations, Condemning the reported serious violations of international humanitarian law and violations and abuses of human rights committed against residents of the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, in particular those involving extrajudicial killings, abductions, enforced disappearances, politically motivated prosecutions, discrimination, harassment, intimidation, violence, including sexual and gender based violence, mass searches and raids, arbitrary detentions and arrests, torture and ill-treatment, in particular to extract confessions, subjecting detainees to special security regimes and involuntary placement in psychiatric institutions, as well as deplorable treatment and conditions in detention, and the forcible transfer or deportation of protected persons to the Russian Federation, as well as reported abuses of other fundamental freedoms, including the freedoms of expression, religion or belief and association and the right to peaceful assembly, Seriously concerned about violations of international law by the Russian Federation in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, including those involving arbitrary detention of civilians, the taking of hostages and so -called filtration procedures, particularly affecting displaced persons, and strongly condemning the ongoing impunity in reported cases of enforced disappearances and the continued use of these practices to intimidate and oppress the local population, Expressing grave concern at the findings of the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine that Russian authorities have committed enforced disappearances as crimes against humanity, and that the enforced disappearances were committed for a prolonged period of time as part of a widespread and systematic attack against civilian populations, pursuant to a coordinated State policy, Expressing grave concern also at the reported continued denial by the Russian authorities of information to the families of forcibly disappeared and missing persons, as well as prisoners of war and civilian detainees, on their fate and whereabouts, which denies victims and their families justice, truth, reparations and guarantees of non‑repetition, Deeply concerned about restrictions faced by Ukrainians, including Indigenous Peoples of Crimea, in particular the Crimean Tatars, in exercising their civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights, including the rights to work and education, as well as the ability to maintain their identity and preserve their culture and to education in the Ukrainian and Crimean Tatar languages, Condemning the reported destructions of cultural and natural heritage, illegal archaeological excavations and transfer of cultural property, discrimination against persons belonging to religious minorities and repression of religious traditions, thereby diminishing Ukrainian and Crimean Tatar culture in the ethnocultural landscape of the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, Expressing concern about the intensified militarization and assimilation of young people in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine by the Russian Federation, 25-20987 5/15