The yearly thematic issue of ADC Memorial’s Human Rights Bulletin has been published. It focuses first of all on Russia’s war against Ukraine and its damaging impact on vulnerable groups in the whole region (Roma and other ethnic minorities, migrants, children). The bulletin also covers the problem of discrimination and violations of the rights of ethnic minorities in Central Asian countries (Dungans in Kazakhstan; Pamiri peoples in Tajikistan); the struggle of indigenous peoples for their rights; the problem of gender equality in employment; repressions against LGBTI+ people in Russia; and some others.<\/p>\n
STOP THE WAR!<\/p>\n
Stop the war! Freedom to Ukraine! Peace to the nations!<\/a><\/p>\n Repressions against the Crimean Tatars have been unleashed in the Ukrainian territories occupied by the Russian troops<\/a><\/p>\n Elderly, and people with disabilities are unable to escape war<\/a><\/p>\n Solidarity with the ethnic minorities of Ukraine<\/a><\/p>\n Roma women and girls in the conflict zone need protection<\/a><\/p>\n Voices From Hell<\/a>\u00a0 Stephania Kulaeva<\/em><\/p>\n Against the Backdrop of War<\/a> Olga Abramenko<\/em><\/p>\n MINORITIES RIGHTS<\/p>\n Minorities at Risk<\/a> Stephania Kulaeva<\/em><\/p>\n ADC Memorial expressed concern about conflicts in the Eurasian region at the UN Forum \u201cConflict Prevention and the Protection of the Human Rights of Minorities\u201d<\/a><\/p>\n The UN CERD called on the Kazakh authorities to provide full compensation for the victims of the anti-Dungan pogrom and a fair trial<\/a><\/p>\n It is Impossible: Dreams of Peace in Pamir<\/a> Olga Abramenko<\/em><\/p>\n Minorities’ rights in Europe and Central Asia were discussed in Vienna<\/a><\/p>\n INDIGENOUS PEOPLE<\/p>\n Alluvial gold mining is destroying the environment of the Shorians, a Siberian indigenous people<\/a><\/p>\n The documentary \u201cThe Gold of Shoria\u201d by Vyacheslav Krechetov was awarded at the XV International Festival of Human Rights Documentary Films \u201cBir Duino-2021\u201d<\/a><\/p>\n Khakassian authorities acknowledge concerns of the defenders of the rights of indigenous peoples<\/a><\/p>\n Russia\u2019s Constitutional Court defended the right of indigenous peoples to hunt<\/a><\/p>\n UN Special Rapporteur to Review the Problem of Access to Clean Water for Indigenous Peoples of Siberia<\/a><\/p>\n The UN Special Rapporteur on the right to adequate housing expressed concerns about discrimination of ethnic minorities and indigenous peoples, people with disabilities and other vulnerable groups<\/a><\/p>\n ECtHR Registers Complaint From Environmentalist and Human Rights Defender Johannes Rohr, who was Banned From Entering Russia for 50 Years by the FSB<\/a><\/p>\n ECtHR registered a complaint against the blocking of The Barents Observer<\/a><\/p>\n WOMEN’S RIGHTS<\/p>\n Important recommendations of the UN CEDAW to Russia are focused on the rights of indigenous women and other vulnerable groups<\/a><\/p>\n The UN CEDAW considered the state report of Kyrgyzstan<\/a><\/p>\n The UN CEDAW calls the authorities of Russia and Kyrgyzstan to overcome gender inequality in employment<\/a><\/p>\n Achievements in opposing professional bans for women in 2021. News of the campaign #AllJobs4AllWomen<\/em><\/a><\/p>\n Gender Hub Azerbaijan launched #AllJobs4AllWomen<\/em> campaign in Azerbaijan<\/a><\/p>\n ADC Memorial welcomes the ratification of the Istanbul Convention by the Republic of Moldova<\/a><\/p>\n LGBTI+ PEOPLE’S RIGHTS<\/p>\n Persecution of LGBTI+ people in Russia: Increasing repressions 2021-2022<\/a><\/p>\n CHILDREN’S RIGHTS<\/p>\n The Right To Be<\/a> Stephania Kulaeva<\/em><\/p>\n\n\t\t