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This will let the Ukrainian authorities show that they are fighting for Crimeans, the human rights activist told RFE/RL's Krym-Realii.

Read alsoUN GA approves updated resolution on human rights in occupied Crimea"What is important, in my opinion, in this resolution are recommendations that are related to Ukraine. It says that Ukraine is committed to protecting the rights and freedoms of its citizens in the occupied territory. We hope that, unlike Russia, Ukraine will listen to the provisions. In addition to political statements that 'Crimea is Ukraine,' unfortunately, there are no real actions in relation to the Crimeans. This applies to banking services, the difficulty to cross the administrative border, etc. If Ukraine complies with the recommendations, it will demonstrate its deeds rather than words," Svyrydova said.

The human rights activist said that the adopted resolution does not oblige the countries to implement the recommendations and "it is in vain to expect that Russia will implement them."

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