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Belarus: Release of political prisoner Natallia Hershe

Valery2022-02-18T13:30:45+01:00

Belarus: Release of political prisoner Natallia Hershe Swiss and Belarus citizen, political prisoner Natallia Hersche was released after 17 months in the Belarusian prison. This was announced by Swiss President Ignazio Cassis in his Twitter account, having published a photo of Natallia Hersche with her brother and Swiss Ambassador to Belarus Christine Honegger: Finally! Natallia Hersche was released today after 17 months of imprisonment in Belarus. She was welcomed by

Belarus: Release of political prisoner Natallia HersheValery2022-02-18T13:30:45+01:00

Christmas in Stanytsia Luhanska

Valery2022-02-21T11:37:31+01:00

Christmas in Stanytsia Luhanska Every time I come to Stanytsia Luhanska, I challenge myself. Because you never know what you can expect and what you can see. To be honest, arriving this time I expected to see not the most wonderful place on earth. As a rule, the infrastructure on the front lines is not so pleasing to the eye, and so one always fears that it might get worse.

Christmas in Stanytsia LuhanskaValery2022-02-21T11:37:31+01:00

Buchbesprechung von Viktor Martinowitschs „Paranoia“

Valery2022-02-18T13:51:57+01:00

Die Buchbesprechung über das Buch von Viktor Martinowitsch „Paranoia“ Der 2010 im St. Peterburger Verlag AST Moskau und Astrel‘ veröffentlichte Roman, in Weißrussland verboten, 2013 auf Englisch erschienen, mit einem Nachwort des renommierten Osteuropa-Historikers Timothy Snyder versehen, setzt mit einer Reihe von Perlustrationsprotokollen eines nicht näher bezeichneten Ministeriums für Staatssicherheit ein. Angefügt ist der Appendix 1, in dem die observierte Person, Anatoli Petrowitsch Newinski, Autor von fünf Erzähl- und Dramenbänden, geboren

Buchbesprechung von Viktor Martinowitschs „Paranoia“Valery2022-02-18T13:51:57+01:00

Верховный суд Чечни оставил под арестом Зарему Мусаеву

Valery2022-02-18T09:40:32+01:00

Верховный суд Чечни оставил под арестом Зарему Мусаеву 10 февраля 2022 года защита просила суд смягчить меру пресечения Заремы Мусаевой. У нее диабет и предположительно коронавирус. Прокурор в ответ указал, что все совершенно законно и Мусаева должна остаться в СИЗО в соответствие с совершенным преступлением. Обвинение утверждает, что пожилая женщина атаковала чеченского полицейского и поцарапала ему щеку. Суд согласился с доводами гособвинителя. «Решение суда первой инстанции оставлено без изменений», —

Верховный суд Чечни оставил под арестом Зарему МусаевуValery2022-02-18T09:40:32+01:00

Chechnya: Police kidnapped the wife of the ex-judge of the Supreme Court of Chechnya Saidi Yangulbayev

Valery2022-01-25T12:24:16+01:00

Police kidnapped the wife of the ex-judge of the Supreme Court of Chechnya Saidi Yangulbayev On January 20, 2022, armed and masked men identifying themselves as Chechen law enforcement officials broke into the flat of the ex-judge of the Supreme Court of Chechnya Saidi Yangulbayev and Zarema Musayeva in Nizhny Novgorod. They showed an order to bring the family to Chechnya as witnesses in a fraud case, after which

Chechnya: Police kidnapped the wife of the ex-judge of the Supreme Court of Chechnya Saidi YangulbayevValery2022-01-25T12:24:16+01:00

Russia: The defendants of the Ingush case sentenced to terms from 7.5 to 9 years in prison

Valery2021-12-17T14:30:47+01:00

The defendants of the Ingush case sentenced to terms from 7.5 to 9 years in prison The Kislovodsk city court sentenced the Ingush “opposition leaders” to terms from 7.5 to 9 years in a general regime colony. This was reported by the correspondent of “Novaya Gazeta” from the courtroom. Maslag Uzhakhov, Akhmed Barakhoev and Musa Malsagov were sentenced to 9 years in prison. Ismail Nalgiev, Bagaudin Khautiev and Barakh Chemurziev

Russia: The defendants of the Ingush case sentenced to terms from 7.5 to 9 years in prisonValery2021-12-17T14:30:47+01:00

Russia: Second hearing on the case of liquidation of International Memorial

Valery2021-12-15T12:29:28+01:00

Second hearing on the case of liquidation of International Memorial At the second hearing, the judge added a petition with 127,000 signatures against the closure of the organisation to the case. The next hearing is scheduled for December 28, 2021. On Tuesday, December 14, the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation held a second hearing on the lawsuit of the Prosecutor General's Office to liquidate International Memorial. The siloviks (security

Russia: Second hearing on the case of liquidation of International MemorialValery2021-12-15T12:29:28+01:00

Online meeting between Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin

Valery2021-12-08T12:42:22+01:00

Online meeting between Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin US President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin had a video call on December 7, 2021. The conversation took place against a backdrop of sharply escalating tensions around Ukraine. Western countries and Kiev believe that Moscow may be preparing an armed invasion into the country. The conversation started around 6 pm according to Moscow time. It took place behind closed doors

Online meeting between Joe Biden and Vladimir PutinValery2021-12-08T12:42:22+01:00

The ECHR banned the expulsion of migrants already trapped in Poland back to Belarus

Valery2021-12-08T11:39:37+01:00

The ECHR banned the expulsion of migrants already trapped in Poland back to Belarus The European Court of Human Rights has published a decision that prohibits Poland from deporting migrants who have already entered Poland back to Belarus. Between August 20 and December 3, 2021 the ECHR examined more than 40 applications submitted by 198 applicants. In their applications, the applicants urge to ensure their safe stay on the territory

The ECHR banned the expulsion of migrants already trapped in Poland back to BelarusValery2021-12-08T11:39:37+01:00

Russia: Consideration of a lawsuit to liquidate Memorial

Valery2021-12-08T13:57:18+01:00

Consideration of a lawsuit to liquidate Memorial On November 25, 2021, the Supreme Court began consideration of the General Prosecutor's Office's lawsuit to liquidate International Memorial. The judge is Alla Nazarova. Representatives of International Memorial: Ian Rachinsky (Chairman of the Board), Elena Zhemkova (Executive Director), lawyers Henry Reznik, Mikhail Biryukov, Maria Eismont, lawyers Grigory Vaipan, Anastasia Garina, Tatiana Glushkova, Tamilla Imanova, Natalia Morozova, Natalia Secretarova. Representatives of the Prosecutor's Office,

Russia: Consideration of a lawsuit to liquidate MemorialValery2021-12-08T13:57:18+01:00