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 Moscow Mechanism of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, in which they stated that a wide array of gross and systematic violations and abuses of human rights continued to take place in Ukrainian territory affected by aggression by the Russian Federation, Welcoming also the reports of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights on the situation of human rights in the temporarily occupied Autonomous Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol, Ukraine, submitted pursuant to resolutions 71/205 19 and 72/190, 20 and the reports of the Secretary-General submitted pursuant to resolutions 73/263, 21 74/168, 22 75/192, 23 76/179, 24 77/229, 25 78/221 26 and 79/184, 27 and recalling with deep concern the reports of the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine of 18 October 2022, 28 15 March 2023, 29 19 October 2023, 30 18 March 2024, 31 25 October 2024, 32 28 May 2025, 21 October 2025 33 and 28 October 2025 34 pursuant to Human Rights Council resolutions 49/1, 52/32, 55/23 and 58/24 on the situation of human rights in Ukraine stemming from the Russian aggression, Condemning the imposition and retroactive application of the legal system of the Russian Federation in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, including the forced or compulsory imposition of citizenship of the Russian Federation on protected persons, as well as the associated negative impacts on the human rights situation, including the forcible transfer within temporarily occupied territory or deportation of civilians, deprivation of land and residential property ownership and the regressive effects on the enjoyment of human rights by residents, particularly those who have rejected that citizenship, Deeply concerned about continued reports that the law enforcement officials of the Russian Federation conduct searches and raids of private homes, businesses, religious institutions, media outlets and meeting places in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, often pillaging and requisitioning private property, and recalling that the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights prohibits arbitrary or unlawful interference with a person’s privacy, family, home or correspondence, Gravely concerned that, since 2014, torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment has reportedly been widely and systematically used by the Russian authorities, and expressing deep concern about the ongoing reports of arbitrary detentions, arrests and sentencing by the Russian Federation of Ukrainian citizens and citizens of other countries, in particular for statements and actions in opposition to the war of aggression by the Russian Federation against Ukraine, including Emir-Usein Kuku, Halyna Dovhopola, Server Mustafayev, Asan and Aziz Akhtemov, _______________ 19 See A/72/498. See A/73/404. 21 A/74/276. 22 A/75/334 and A/HRC/44/21. 23 A/76/260 and A/HRC/47/58. 24 A/77/220 and A/HRC/50/65. 25 A/78/340 and A/HRC/53/64. 26 A/79/258 and A/HRC/56/69. 27 A/80/315. 28 A/77/533. 29 A/HRC/52/62. 30 A/78/540. 31 A/HRC/55/66. 32 A/79/549. 33 A/80/497. 34 A/HRC/58/67. 20 4/15 25-20987