@Velund, there you go:
amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2015/03/crimea-annexation-critics-attacked-and-silenced/
Just a fragment:
"Amnesty International has documented the disappearances of three Crimean Tatars. Islyam Dzhepparov, 19, and Dzhevdet Islyamov, 23, were pushed into a van by four men in black uni-form on 29 September 2014 and have not been seen since. Reshat Ametov, 39, was abducted while attending a demonstration in March last year. His body was found later with signs of torture. To date, no-one has been held accountable."
amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2016/12/crimea-in-the-dark-the-silencing-of-dissent/
Just a fragment:
"Ilmi Umerov (...) After several months under investigation, he was forcibly confined to a psychiatric institution and for the purpose of a "psychiatric examination" was placed in a closed ward for patients with severe conditions."
its enviable selectivity in what it sees and what it does not see.
Amnesty International is stating the same thing as Human Rights Watch. Amnesty International is the most famous and reputable human rights organisation that I know of. And in case you'd like to accuse AI of some kind of "selectivity", I'd like to inform you that some years ago I've read, for example, a very long and detailed Amnesty International report about the situation of Russian speakers in Estonia, with Russian speakers testimonies included describing all the problems they were facing.