For the past year, ADC Memorial has been monitoring the many violations of the rights of people belonging to groups vulnerable to discrimination in war situations. The military aggression of Putin’s regime caused tremendous suffering to all inhabitants of Ukraine…
“Dear colleagues, brothers and sisters, Tomorrow is the first anniversary of the bloody Russian aggression against Ukraine, unleashed by the imperial policy of dictator Putin. This war has already cost the Ukrainian nation tens of thousands of lives, including the…
On January 19, 2023, the bodies of two local residents who died in the war in Ukraine were delivered to Bulungur district of Samarkand region. According to Radio Ozodlik, they were 26-year-old Babur Abdumuminov and 24-year-old Shakhriyor Jalolov, both former…
The decision of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation in the case of Noe Mskhiladze which was adopted 5 years ago had a strong influence on the practice of court decisions on the release of prisoners from Centres for…
Three years ago, on the night of February 7-8, 2020, a large-scale interethnic conflict occurred in Kazakhstan – the pogrom of Dungan villages Masanchi, Sortobe, Bular Batyr, and Aukhatti. An interview with Bolat Omarov, a lawyer who defended the accused…
On Jan. 31, after more than two months of court hearings, the first instance court finally issued a verdict in the Karakalpakstan case, which has 22 defendants. Readers are reminded that this case concerns protests that took place in Nukus on…
Imprisoning stateless persons for the purpose of deportation is a cruel and senseless practice widely used by Russian courts and law enforcement agencies. Being only a “provisional measure” for expulsion, such deprivation of liberty turns into a punishment. In 2013,…
The newspaper, Super Info in Kyrgyzstan, published an interview with the brother of a Kyrgyz national who died near Bakhmut. It is known that the deceased was imprisoned in Russia and later recruited by one of the private military companies…
The Pamiri peoples living in the Badakhshan Mountainous Autonomous Region of Tajikistan have been defending their identity, culture, and the right to speak their languages for decades. Today, years of discrimination have turned into brutal repression. Five stories tell of…
Lack of documents, difficulties during the evacuation, denial of humanitarian aid and social support – all this is the daily routine of Roma families who fled the war. The Zmina Human Rights Center published a report that collected their stories….
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