The presentation “On the Importance of Monitoring Minority Rights Violations in Times of War” by Stefania Kulaeva took place during the discussion “Guilt, Justice and Fairness: How and Why to Document War Crimes”, organized by Zukunft Memorial (member of Memorial…
By the 95th session of the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child, which will review compliance with the Convention by the Russian Federation, Anti-Discrimination Center Memorial Brussels (Belgium) and Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group (Ukraine) submitted a report…
In 2023, against the background of war, anti-migrant populism has firmly reemerged in Russian politics. Politicians and official figures are actively expressing anti-migrants’ views, and negative news about migrants has become a noticeable part of the media agenda. At the…
The Second Year of War: Persecution of Migrants in Russia in 2023 From populist statements to restrictions of rights, discrimination, police raids, recruitment for war At least win someone over. Migrantophobia – a new wave Stefania KULAEVA Stateless persons in…
On November 20, World Children’s Day is celebrated – as anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of the Rights of the Child (1959) and the Convention on the Rights of the Child (1989). The UN documents and mechanisms are…
On 20 November, Brussels (Belgium) will host a screening of animated documentaries about Ukrainian children and their stories: how they left Ukraine to escape the war and Russian aggression. These films were created by the Anti-Discrimination Centre “Memorial” in 2022-2023….
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