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Pacta sund servanda (“agreements must be kept”) is one of the principles of international law prescribing observance of the international treaties by states.

Soviet rule in the huge territory of the Soviet Union was based on a few simple myths. One of them was the cult of work and workers, another one was the cult of the brotherhood of nations. In official statements…

Kristina Mikhai lives in the village of Kalinichi, near Tambov. There is a big settlement there of the Kelderar Roma existing for 30 years. The Anti-Discrimination Center Memorial helps residents of the village to register their houses and advocates the…

Taisiya Krikunova, a primary school teacher of school No. 71 in Astrakhan, tells about her experience of working with Roma children. The school she works at is participating in the Memorial-organized project “Advocacy of the rights of the Roma children…

Bulletin No. 32 contains items under the following headings: Capoeira in a Roma settlement  Statement on the 19th of January, 2011 Minorities’ rights in Europe: protection of languages Scandinavia: social work with violent crime victims Judicial help for ethnic Koreans…

The number topic is gender equality.