What are the impacts on human rights of the restrictive measures imposed by the Government of Russia in response to the COVID-19 pandemic? How...

Oyub Titiev, the head of Memorial Human Rights Centre’s Chechnya office, has been in custody since 9 January 2018. He has reiterated his innocence on multiple occasions...

Statement by International Partnership for Human Rights (Belgium), the Norwegian Helsinki Committee, Kazakhstan International Bureau for Human Rights and Rule of Law, Nota Bene...

On 10 June 2021, police officers in Dagestan accompanied by Chechen law enforcement officials raided a women’s shelter in Makhachkala in search of Khalimat...

We, the undersigned members of the Civic Solidarity Platform, call on the Russian appellate court, upon the filing of an appeal, to uphold Russia’s...

Moscow, Brussels, 23 May 2014. A Moscow court today rejected an appeal filed by the Memorial Human Rights Center, one of Russia’s most prominent human...

Brussels/Moscow, 15 April 2008. On the eve of the new round of EU-Russia consultations on human rights, which will take place in Slovenia on 17...

Amendment Would Extend Restrictions to Individuals, Including Bloggers A bill before the Russian parliament that would expand the status of “foreign agents” to private persons,...

A new report, released by International Partnership for Human Rights and the Independent Anti-Corruption Commission, has found that western-made dual-use components have continued to...

Today Russia's Constitutional Court rejected a civil society petition to recognize the so-called Foreign Agents Law from 2012 as unconstitutional. In another decision today, a St. Petersburg...