Odessa children’s magazine “Pchelka” is banned in Ukraine

2021-12-20T14:27:18+01:00

This periodical is distributed on a voluntary basis only. Children acquire it for charitable purposes and only with the permission of their parents. Odessa children's magazine "Pchelka" is banned in Ukraine The already odious Ukrainian ombudsman for the protection of the state language Taras Kremin  has noted a new "change" in the fight against the spread of Russian-language content in the country. This time, the Russian-language children's magazine "Pchelka", which

Odessa children’s magazine “Pchelka” is banned in Ukraine2021-12-20T14:27:18+01:00

Why does a dictator need free media, and when he decides to get rid of them

2021-12-10T11:02:29+01:00

The confrontation between the authorities and the media is a complex story. Even in a thrice-dictatorial regime, the authorities may need independent and uncontrolled sources of information. Why does a dictator need free media, and when he decides to get rid of them Free press and secret police The confrontation between the authorities and the media is a complex story. Even in a thrice-dictatorial regime, the authorities may need independent

Why does a dictator need free media, and when he decides to get rid of them2021-12-10T11:02:29+01:00

The story of one dictator and one independent newspaper

2021-12-10T10:45:18+01:00

We must never forget those who stood and stand in the way of any dictator and fearlessly speak about his crimes. The story of one dictator and one independent newspaper In the 1920s, journalists at the Münchner Post already saw the danger posed by Hitler. They wrote decisively and fearlessly about the threat of National Socialism. Hitler called this newspaper "the devil's workshop" and threatened its employees with the help

The story of one dictator and one independent newspaper2021-12-10T10:45:18+01:00

Online meeting between Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin

2021-12-08T12:42:22+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 Putin2021-12-08T12:42:22+01:00

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

2021-12-08T11:39:37+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 Belarus2021-12-08T11:39:37+01:00

The Ministry of Justice of Georgia and the Penitentiary Service brought to administrative responsibility

2021-12-07T18:14:32+01:00

By the decision of the State Inspector, the Ministry of Justice of Georgia and the Special Penitentiary Service were brought to administrative responsibility for several episodes of an administrative offense against Mikhail Saakashvili The Ministry of Justice of Georgia and the Penitentiary Service brought to administrative responsibility By the decision of the State Inspector, the Ministry of Justice of Georgia and the Special Penitentiary Service were brought to administrative responsibility

The Ministry of Justice of Georgia and the Penitentiary Service brought to administrative responsibility2021-12-07T18:14:32+01:00

Russia: Consideration of a lawsuit to liquidate Memorial

2021-12-08T13:57:18+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 Memorial2021-12-08T13:57:18+01:00

More than 1,700 prisoners will be amnestied

2021-11-26T10:42:55+01:00

About 1,723 prisoners fall under the amnesty, and 67 of them are entitled to immediate release. Accordingly, nearly 1,650 people can benefit from parole or reduced sentences. More than 1,700 prisoners will be amnestied in connection with the 30th anniversary of Moldova's independence About 1,723 prisoners fall under the amnesty, and 67 of them are entitled to immediate release. Accordingly, nearly 1,650 people can benefit from parole or reduced sentences.

More than 1,700 prisoners will be amnestied2021-11-26T10:42:55+01:00

The European Convention on Human Rights – how does it work?

2021-11-26T10:42:56+01:00

The human rights convention protects the rights of more than 830 million people in Europe. All 47 Council of Europe member countries have signed up to the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), a treaty designed to protect people’s human rights and basic freedoms. The European Convention on Human Rights - how does it work?   The human rights convention protects the rights of more than 830 million people in

The European Convention on Human Rights – how does it work?2021-11-26T10:42:56+01:00

UN Committee recommends Ukraine to protect journalists and Armenia not to oppress protesters

2021-11-26T10:42:56+01:00

The UN Human Rights Committee has published its findings on Armenia, Germany and Ukraine. Its members, among other things, recommended that Germany limit the surveillance of citizens, they called on Ukraine to protect journalists from intimidation and harassment, and advised Armenia to reduce the number of police officers at demonstrations. UN Committee recommends Ukraine to protect journalists and Armenia not to oppress protesters. Фото ПРООН в Армении The

UN Committee recommends Ukraine to protect journalists and Armenia not to oppress protesters2021-11-26T10:42:56+01:00
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