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…
On February 20, 2023, the Moskovsky District Court of St. Petersburg ruled to release a native of Ukraine, Oksana Kukharchuk, who remained in a CTDFN “in order to ensure expulsion” for a year and three months, since December 22, 2021….
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…
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,…
Content ADC Memorial’s campaign to protect refugee children from Ukraine Children of Ukraine in the face of war, migration and separation UN experts call for urgent action to protect Ukrainian children with disabilities studying at boarding schools More than 100…
Polit.ru published an interview with Roman Kiselyov, head of legal programs at the Moscow Helsinki Group, about the situation of Ukrainians stuck in Russian Centres for the Temporary Detention of Foreign Nationals (CTDFN) because of the war. Expulsion and deportations…
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