
Alim Aliev
Alim Aliev is a journalist and political activist known for his advocacy on behalf of the Crimean Tatars, an indigenous people of Crimea. Born in Uzbekistan after his family was deported from Crimea in 1944, he returned to Crimea with his family after the Soviet Union's collapse. Aliev has been vocal about the ongoing human rights violations in Crimea under Russian occupation and co-founded the NGO SOS Crimea to raise awareness and preserve Tatar culture. His commitment to his roots is evident as he describes the emotional turmoil of having family members still living under occupation while he himself has not been able to return since 2014.
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Alim Aliev, a writer and Crimean Tatar campaigner, said Ukraine was belatedly recovering its identity.
‘Lenin was an enemy of humanity’: Why Kyiv wants to put Cossack chief statue in place of Soviet leader | UkraineAlim Aliev, a journalist and political activist, emphasizes the importance of preserving Tatar culture and the identity of his people.
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