On May 27, 2018, members of the Crimean Tatar community and human rights activists gathered in support of Ukrainian filmmaker Oleg Sentsov, unlawfully imprisoned in Russia.

The event aimed to raise awareness about political repression and to stand in solidarity with all Crimean political prisoners. The rally featured speeches, signs, and a peaceful march calling for justice and freedom.

Participants gathered on the Humber Bay Arch Bridge, waving Ukrainian and Crimean Tatar flags in a powerful call to free Oleg Sentsov.
Protesters stand united with a large #FreeSentsov banner, demanding the release of the imprisoned Ukrainian filmmaker.
Young activists hold signs with names of Crimean political prisoners, showing solidarity with victims of repression.
Crimean Tatar community members call for justice and international awareness of unlawful detentions in occupied Crimea.
The community forms a human chain across the bridge, combining activism with peaceful resistance.
Participants read names of political prisoners aloud to honor and amplify their voices.
The rally ends with a group photo — a visual message of unity, justice, and human rights.
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