Anti-Discrimination Centre Memorial Brussels publishes a joint report on the situation of children in Ukraine during the 2022-2023 war, the results of monitoring the situation as part of the #crossborderchildhoodua campaign with the support of the Fondation de France. The…
The Anti-Discrimination Centre Memorial Brussels has created a new series of video instructions for children – this time about the dangers of sexualized violence and objectification. Children can watch five episodes dedicated to the basic rights of the child to…
Content The Year of monitoring: the Situation of Minorities and Migrants The Discrimination and Persecution of Crimean Tatars in 2014-2022 Roma From Ukraine: A Year of War and Flight “Numerous serious violations of human rights in the Russian Federation”: UN…
The annual issue of ADC Memorial’s human rights bulletin ” Anti-Discrimination” has been published. The issue focuses on violations of the rights of groups vulnerable to discrimination: Crimean Tatars, Ukrainian Roma, migrant workers, representatives of indigenous peoples of the Russian…
At the 91st session of the UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (April 12-13, 2023), the state report of the Russian Federation on the implementation of the relevant Convention was considered. In their Concluding Observations, the Committee’s experts…
Statement of Anti-Discrimination Centre Memorial the 87th Pre-Sessional Working Group of the UN CEDAW, 30 May 2023 Dear Committee Members, Speaking about discrimination of women in employment, we note the formal abolishment of occupational bans for women in the Labor…
In an effort to reach recruitment targets for its war in Ukraine, Russia has been attempting to coerce or force foreign migrants to fight. Authorities and private military companies have attempted to enlist foreigners in migration offices, workplaces, prisons, worker…
In 2022, Russian courts imposed fines ìn amount of nearly two million rubles under the article concerning the dissemination of information related to LGBTQ to minors. Fourteen individuals, one legal entity, and one official were convicted by the courts. In…
This submission highlights Human Rights Watch’s key concerns regarding the Russian government’s compliance with its international obligations since its last Universal Periodic Review (UPR) in 2018. From that time through 2021, the government relentlessly attacked civic activism and independent journalism,…
21.05.2023, 17.30–19.30 Rue de l’Épée 2, Bruxelles L’Ascenseur, café associatif et radio Dear friends, we invite you to take part in a meeting of solidarity with the political prisoners who are now imprisoned in Russia and Belarus. We will tell…
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