The issue includes topic on discrimination through assimilation and militarization of children; discussion on the protection of the rights of Ukrainian children in Ghent; theses from the event in the European Parlaments and at the OSCE ODIHR debats on the situation of Indigenous peoples in Russia; information to the UN bodies about violations of the rights of Indigenous peoples in Russia; Blame it on the Roma. How discrimination and bigotry shape life in one of Russia’s most vulnerable communities; Roma on the Frontline: “We Are Fighting for Ukraine”; achievements of the advocating women’s rights in Kyrgyzstan and etc.
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Discrimination through assimilation and militarization of children Stefania Kulaeva
The rights of indigenous peoples in Russia were discussed at the OSCE ODIHR Conference
The European Parliament discussed the problems of Indigenous Peoples
Blame it on the Roma. A human rights activist explains how discrimination and bigotry shape life in one of Russia’s most vulnerable communities
Roma on the Frontline: «We Are Fighting for Ukraine». Stories of those who defend Ukraine and challenge stereotypes about Roma
The ECtHR recognised discriminatory treatment of the Crimean Tatar population during the Russian occupation of Crimea together with violations of the rights to life, to protection from torture, to freedom of conscience and expression, to protection of privacy, and to a fair trial
Malta Declaration: Civil Society on Prioritizing Human RIghs Protection in the OSCE Area
Achievements of the advocating women’s rights in Kyrgyzstan: to be continued. Joint press release of ADC Memorial and Bir Duino Kyrgyzstan dated to the International Women’s Day, March 8
The Fight Over Birth Rates In Russia Olga Abramenko