The newspaper Novaya Gazeta Europe published an article ‘Undocumented’ about the trend towards stripping Russians with no second passport of their citizenship has become the latest method being employed by the Russian authorities to exert pressure on activists, with those…
ADC Memorial and International Committee of the Indigenous Peoples of Russia (ICIPR) would like to thank all participants of the first webinar in a series of expert meetings on the rights of Indigenous peoples for their interest in the issues…
Four years after the detention of Viasna members Ales Bialiatski, Valiantsin Stefanovic and Uladzimir Labkovich, the International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH) and the World Organisation Against Torture (OMCT), within the framework of the Observatory for the Protection of Human…
The Barents Observer in the article ‘Children of War. Norwegian benefactors fund foundations supporting Russia’s invasion of Ukraine’ tells us, that the organisation of evangelist Steinar Harila from Kristiansand spends millions of kroner on charitable projects in Russia. One of…
A Russian–Azerbaijani scandal is in full scale, sparked by the brutal detention and torture of ethnic Azerbaijanis in Yekaterinburg, which resulted in the deaths of two of them and severe beatings of others. Random Russian citizens, harshly detained in Azerbaijan,…
ADC Memorial and ICIPR informed the UN about the signing by representatives of the indigenous peoples of the Russian Federation and Russian civil society of the Orcas Island Declaration: A Statement of Reconciliation and Respect (named after the meeting place…
In June 2025, ADC Memorial and the International Committee of the Indigenous Peoples of Russia have sent materials to the office of the UN Secretary-General as part of the preparation of the SG’s report on the implementation of the Durban…
The theme of World Refugee Day in 2025 is solidarity with refugees. Children are a particularly vulnerable group in the process of seeking asylum and all kinds of displacement and require special support when returning to the country and reintegrating….
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…
On June 4, 2025, Ghent University hosted a discussion on “Protecting the rights of Ukrainian children: prospects and challenges”. The event was organized by the Ukraine Plus Knowledge Centre (Eureast Platform, Ghent University) and Anti-Discrimination Centre Memorial Brussels and is…
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