A group of women workers in transportation and printing sectors has sent an open letter to the Russian Human Rights Ombudsperson Tatyana Moskalkova, calling on her to facilitate abolition of the list of professions banned for women since it discriminated…
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Objections to bans
There are three main objections to statements of concern about women’s reproduction: 1. There is no scientific evidence of harm to women’s health for virtually any of these “banned types of activities” why is installation on the ground not harmful,…
About campaign
The goal of the campaign All Jobs for All Women is to achieve the cancellation of lists of types of jobs and professions banned to women in all Eastern European and Central Asian countries Women must be granted equal access…
On the Bans
Lists of professions banned for women are a relic of the Soviet era. Overt discrimination of women in the workplace is attributed to concern about their “reproductive health.” Laws in Belarus, Russia, and Tajikistan still ban women from hundreds of…
All jobs for all women
From Penury to Prison: The Vicious Circle of Rights Violations Against the Roma of Belarus
The Alternative Report prepared by ADC Memorial with the participation of the International Centre for Civil Initiatives «Our House» on the Implementation of the UN Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination by the Republic of Belarus….
From Penury to Prison: The Vicious Circle of Rights Violations Against the Roma of Belarus
ADC Memorial submitted a new report for the 94th session of the UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (the report was prepared with the participation of the International Center for Civil Initiatives “Our House”). The Human Rights experts…
Hundred years of persecution
Homage to the Crimean People’s Republic Liberation of Ahtem Chiyhoz and Ilmi Umerov, the two most famous Crimean Tatar activists, who had been subjected to political repressions in Russia, has brought some great relief. But this also should remind us…
The UN Committee on the Rights of the Child has issued recommendations to the governments of Tajikistan (Recommendations 1 Recommendation 2) and Moldova based on its consideration of the periodic reports of these countries. In particular, it noted the problems…