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 Federation, and LGBTIQ Russian Federation in the situation of Russia’s war against Ukraine.<\/p>\n
Also in the Bulletin: discrimination and violations of the rights of ethnic minorities in Central Asia (Dungan in Kazakhstan, Pamiris in Tajikistan, inhabitants of Karakalpakstan in Uzbekistan); consideration by UN committees of country reports on minority rights in Azerbaijan, Georgia, Russia, Tajikistan; the problem of gender inequalities in labour sphere; and others.<\/p>\n
The Year of monitoring: the Situation of Minorities and Migrants<\/a><\/p>\n The Discrimination and Persecution of Crimean Tatars in 2014-2022<\/a><\/p>\n Roma From Ukraine: A Year of War and Flight<\/a><\/p>\n \u201cNumerous serious violations of human rights in the Russian Federation\u201d: UN HRC issued recommendations to Russia<\/a><\/p>\n The UN CERD found the Russian Federation responsible for numerous violations of the Convention on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination<\/a><\/p>\n Proverbial Defense. Russia reports to the UN Committee on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination<\/a> – Olga ABRAMENKO, ADC Memorial<\/em><\/p>\n Joint report on the situation in Russia in the frame of the UPR: racism and discrimination based on ethnicity, migration status and citizenship<\/a><\/p>\n ADC Memorial submitted reports within the framework of the UPR on the situation of vulnerable groups in Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan<\/a><\/p>\n The UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination issues recommendations to Azerbaijan<\/a><\/p>\n Azerbaijan announces adoption of anti-discrimination law<\/a><\/p>\n UN CERD drew attention to the problem of discrimination against Roma children in Georgian schools<\/a><\/p>\n ADC Memorial\u2019s Statement at the UN Forum on Minority Issues<\/a><\/p>\n Ethnic Minorities in Central Asia: from non-recognition to stigma and discrimination.<\/a> ADC Memorial side event during the OSCE\/ODIHR Human Dimension Conference<\/p>\n Verdict in the Nukus Case: Risks of a Kosovo Scenario<\/a> – Alisher ILKHAMOV, Director of Central Asia Due Diligence<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n Repressions against the Pamiris in Tajikistan: numerous victims, lawlessness, impunity<\/a> – Rustamjon JONIEV<\/i><\/p>\n The UN CERD called for an end to the repression against the Pamirs in Tajikistan<\/a><\/p>\n The Tragedy of the Dungan and the Subsequent Impunity of the Perpetrators as Catalysts for the Violation of National Minority Rights in Central Asia Amid Global Processes<\/a><\/p>\n Delegates at the Stockholm+50 international meeting developed a new declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples<\/p>\n The discussion \u201cHow the lives of the indigenous inhabitants of Siberia are being destroyed\u201d was held during the OSCE\/ODIHR conference<\/a><\/p>\n Indigenous Peoples of the Russian Federation. Violations of the rights of people belonging to groups vulnerable to discrimination in war situations<\/a><\/p>\n The fear of \u201cgender\u201d<\/a> – Olga ABRAMENKO, ADC Memorial<\/em><\/p>\n On the 8th of March, we are summing up the impact of the #AllJobs4AllWomen<\/em> campaign<\/a><\/p>\n UN CEDAW recommends Azerbaijan to revoke occupational bans for women<\/a><\/p>\n UN CEDAW called on the authorities of Ukraine and Armenia to take measures to improve the situation of women from vulnerable groups in labor sphere<\/a><\/p>\n Persecution of LGBTI+ people during the year of war<\/a><\/p>\n A new report of ADC Memorial and LGBT organisations under the UN UPR on gender discrimination in Russia<\/a><\/p>\n No Age Limit for People-404<\/a> – Olga ABRAMENKO, ADC Memorial<\/em><\/p>\n Censorship and identity<\/a> – Stefania KULAEVA, ADC Memorial<\/em><\/p>\n\n\t\t