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Astrakhan court sentenced 56-year-old Jehovah’s Witness to six years in prison

2022-01-31T10:45:28+01:00

Astrakhan court sentenced 56-year-old Jehovah's Witness to six years in prison A court in Astrakhan sentenced 56-year-old follower of Jehovah's Witnesses Anna Safronova to six years in a penal colony. She was found guilty of participating in an extremist community and financing its activities (part 2 of article 282.2 and part 1 of article 282.3), according to the website of the regional department of the Investigative Committee. Имя женщины приводится

Astrakhan court sentenced 56-year-old Jehovah’s Witness to six years in prison2022-01-31T10:45:28+01:00

Torture in pre-trial detention centers and colonies in Russia: how the system defends “its own”

2022-01-31T10:39:02+01:00

The Irkutsk Investigative Committee reported on the completion of the investigation of four criminal cases of torture in SIZO-1. Dozens of victims, lawyers and human rights activists claim pressure and attempts to nullify the rest of the "torture" cases. Torture in pre-trial detention centers and colonies in Russia: how the system defends "its own"   In October 2021, the human rights organization Gulagu.net received 40 GB of video and photos

Torture in pre-trial detention centers and colonies in Russia: how the system defends “its own”2022-01-31T10:39:02+01:00

Ukrainian Righteous: Jewish Rescue Stories

2022-01-29T15:03:49+01:00

There could have been much more dead if not for the people who helped the Jews avoid death. Today they are called the Righteous Among the Nations. Ukrainian Righteous: Jewish Rescue Stories Six million Jews became victims of the Holocaust, a quarter of which - one and a half million - died on the territory of modern Ukraine. Before World War II, the largest number of Jews in Europe lived

Ukrainian Righteous: Jewish Rescue Stories2022-01-29T15:03:49+01:00

Moldova paid €22m damages in cases in which it was convicted by ECHR since 1997

2022-01-26T18:16:26+01:00

Last year alone, compensation was awarded in the amount of 2.6 million euros Moldova paid €22m damages in cases in which it was convicted by ECHR since 1997 The Republic of Moldova was obliged to pay almost €22 million damages by judgments passed by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in 1997-2021. Last year alone, the damages came to €2.6 million and €2 million of this sum was awarded

Moldova paid €22m damages in cases in which it was convicted by ECHR since 19972022-01-26T18:16:26+01:00

Russia adds Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny to ‘terrorist’ list

2022-01-25T17:16:41+01:00

Alexei Navalny, the jailed top critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin, has been put on a list of banned individuals. Russia adds Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny to 'terrorist' list The move puts Navalny and several of his allies on a par with extremist group "Islamic State." Russia on Tuesday put  Kremlin opponent Alexei Navalny and a number of his allies, including a main aide, Lyubov Sobol, on a database of "terrorists and extremists."

Russia adds Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny to ‘terrorist’ list2022-01-25T17:16:41+01:00

‘Entrenched Authoritarianism’ In Eastern Europe, Central Asia Led To More Corruption In 2021

2022-01-25T12:34:40+01:00

Transparency International (TI) says that as corruption levels remain “at a standstill” across the world, nearly 75 percent of countries in Eastern Europe and Central Asia declined or made little to no progress in the past decade 'Entrenched Authoritarianism' In Eastern Europe, Central Asia Led To More Corruption In 2021 Transparency International (TI) says that as corruption levels remain “at a standstill” across the world, nearly 75 percent of countries

‘Entrenched Authoritarianism’ In Eastern Europe, Central Asia Led To More Corruption In 20212022-01-25T12:34:40+01:00

UN General Assembly approves resolution condemning Holocaust denial

2022-01-23T15:26:45+01:00

The resolution was approved in the presence of a group of people who survived the Nazi genocide that killed around six million Jews, some two-thirds of the Jewish population of Europe, during World War Two. UN General Assembly approves resolution condemning Holocaust denial   Memorial at the site of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp in Auschwitz. This death camp is one of the symbols of the Holocaust. UN Photo/E.Schneider

UN General Assembly approves resolution condemning Holocaust denial2022-01-23T15:26:45+01:00

Azerbaijani government signals new efforts to address notorious torture case

2022-01-23T14:54:55+01:00

Azerbaijani authorities have announced a new investigation into a notorious case in which dozens of military officers accused of spying for Armenia were tortured. Azerbaijani government signals new efforts to address notorious torture case A official working group has been created with the promise of a fair investigation into the “Terter case,” as Baku signals that it intends to take the allegations of wide-scale torture more seriously. Azerbaijan’s General Prosecutor

Azerbaijani government signals new efforts to address notorious torture case2022-01-23T14:54:55+01:00

Criminal cases started against Attorney General are abusive

2022-01-21T14:09:06+01:00

The criminal cases started against Alexandr Stoianoglo on October 5, 2021 are abusive and absolutely illegal, said lawyers for the suspended prosecutor Criminal cases started against Attorney General are abusive The criminal cases started against Alexandr Stoianoglo on October 5, 2021 are abusive and absolutely illegal, said lawyers for the suspended prosecutor. In a news conference at IPN, lawyer Vasile Gafton said that legal action over five counts was taken

Criminal cases started against Attorney General are abusive2022-01-21T14:09:06+01:00

Armenian PM wins case against Armenia in Strasbourg court

2022-01-19T15:07:08+01:00

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has won a case against the Armenian state in the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) over his imprisonment a decade before coming to power. Armenian PM wins case against Armenia in Strasbourg court Pashinyan sued Armenia in 2010 over his arrest and conviction following the deadly 2008 crackdown on anti-government protesters. Pashinyan’s government, as the respondent in the case, did not comment before the

Armenian PM wins case against Armenia in Strasbourg court2022-01-19T15:07:08+01:00
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