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05.11.2026
Roundtable on Ukrainian Children’s Rights at the European Parliament, 19 November (in person and online)
On the eve of World Children’s Day, marked on 20 November, ADC Memorial Brussels and Member of the European Parliament Rasa Juknevičienė are co-organising a roundtable on the violations of Ukrainian children’s rights resulting from Russia’s war of aggression against...Foreign Agents Laws and Its Impact on Indigenous Peoples and Ethnic Minorities
‘Connected’ #12: Vyacheslav Shadrin on the Yukaghir People, the Colonial Past, and the Right to Be a Political Actor
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Warsaw HDC’26 discussion “Protection from Discrimination and Equal Opportunities for All in the Context of Discussions on a Post-Colonial Future”
At the annual OSCE Human Dimension Conference, human rights defenders and Indigenous rights activists discussed how a human rights-based approach applies to ideas about a post-colonial future. ADC Memorial organized the discussion. Its aim was to bring a stronger human...
‘Connected’ #12: Vyacheslav Shadrin on the Yukaghir People, the Colonial Past, and the Right to Be a Political Actor
The ADC Memorial continues to address the issues facing indigenous peoples in its anti-discrimination podcast. The guest of the twelfth episode of “Connected” is Vyacheslav Shadrin, Chief of the Yukaghir Council of Elders and an expert on the rights of…
Witnesses and Memory
Elie Wiesel, a survivor of Auschwitz and Buchenwald and the author of the well-known autobiographical novel Night, wrote that “only those who experienced Auschwitz know what it was; the rest will never know.” As Wiesel saw it, “the witness knew...
Remembering the Roma Holocaust Amid Politicized Theories of Genocide
August 2 is recognized as Roma Holocaust Memorial Day (sometimes referred to as the “Roma and Sinti Holocaust Memorial Day,” and occasionally as the “Gypsy Holocaust Memorial Day”). On the night of August 2–3, 1944, 4,300 Roma, prisoners of the so-called...
The situation of women belonging to Indigenous minority peoples of the North, Siberia and the Far East of the Russian Federation
The report was submitted by the International Committee of Indigenous Peoples of Russia (ICIPR), the Anti-Discrimination Center “Memorial,” the Institute for Ecology and Anthropology of Action (INFOE), and NorthWomen. The authors argue that since the Committee’s previous review of the...