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- AutoMaidan abstract "AutoMaidan (Ukrainian: Автомайдан) is a movement within the Euromaidan, that seeks the resignation of the Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych. It is made up mainly of drivers who would protect the protest camps and blockade streets.It organised a car procession on December 29, 2013 to the president's residence in Mezhyhirya to voice their protests at his refusal to sign the Ukraine–European Union Association Agreement in December 2013. The motorcade was stopped a couple of hundred metres short of his residence. AutoMaidan has been the repeated target of violent attacks by government forces and supporters.One of the organisers, Dmytro Bulatov, was kidnapped by unknown assailants on 22 January 2014 and reappeared on 30 January, having been tortured and visibly injured. On 6 February 2014, while undergoing treatment in Lithuania, stated at a press conference in Vilnius that he was tortured to admit that his organization was funded and aided by Americans and the U.S. ambassador to Ukraine especially and that he was hired to organize the Automaidan and the riots against the current government. During the press conference Bulatov repeatedly stressed that he believed he was abducted by the Russian special forces and that the leader of the Ukrainian Choice Viktor Medvedchuk might have been involved in his abduction. The kidnapping of Bulatov was widely condemned, also by the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Catherine Ashton. In an official statement released from her office on 31 January, she said "I am appalled by the obvious signs of prolonged torture and cruel treatment of Auto-Maidan organiser Dmytro Bulatov, who was found alive yesterday after having been missing for a week. [...] All such acts are unacceptable and must immediately be stopped. It is the authorities' responsibility to take all necessary measures to address the current atmosphere of intimidation and impunity which allows for such acts to take place. All unlawfully detained people have to be released and perpetrators brought to justice." Two criminal cases involving Bulatov had been opened, one treats him as a victim of abduction, another as a suspect in criminal proceedings on mass riots.".
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- AutoMaidan wikiPageExternalLink automaidan.
- AutoMaidan wikiPageExternalLink automaidan.
- AutoMaidan wikiPageID "41822974".
- AutoMaidan wikiPageRevisionID "603764490".
- AutoMaidan subject Category:Euromaidan.
- AutoMaidan subject Category:Nonviolent_resistance_movements.
- AutoMaidan subject Category:Ukrainian_opposition_groups.
- AutoMaidan comment "AutoMaidan (Ukrainian: Автомайдан) is a movement within the Euromaidan, that seeks the resignation of the Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych. It is made up mainly of drivers who would protect the protest camps and blockade streets.It organised a car procession on December 29, 2013 to the president's residence in Mezhyhirya to voice their protests at his refusal to sign the Ukraine–European Union Association Agreement in December 2013.".
- AutoMaidan label "AutoMaidan".
- AutoMaidan label "Automajdan".
- AutoMaidan label "Автомайдан".
- AutoMaidan sameAs Automajdan.
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- AutoMaidan sameAs Q15637564.
- AutoMaidan sameAs Q15637564.
- AutoMaidan wasDerivedFrom AutoMaidan?oldid=603764490.
- AutoMaidan depiction Automaidan_Odessa_04.JPG.
- AutoMaidan isPrimaryTopicOf AutoMaidan.