The book Free Voices of Crimea is a collection of 16 features of politically imprisoned journalists who fought for human rights and freedom of speech on the occupied peninsula. This book’s protagonists are mostly Crimean Tatars: for this reason, their stories are accompanied by historical evidence that explains the reasons and origins of the constant resistance of the indigenous people of Crimea against Soviet and then Russian tyranny. The book also contains a documental part including selected letters, extracts from diaries and court speeches of the politically imprisoned journalists.