The decision of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation (by a judge Vyacheslav Kirillov) that approved the opinion of the Ministry of Justice on the recognition of the international Memorial movement as an extremist organization – which means banning the…
“We are Roma, but we are Ukrainians — and we defend our land“ Marking the International Roma Day – 8th of April 8, Anti–Discrimination Centre Memorial Brussels presents a new episode of a podcast dedicated to the situation of Roma…
There is, oddly enough, a kind of blunt honesty in the decision of the Chelyabinsk Central Court to ban an Oscar-winning film about the militarisation of schoolchildren in the town of Karabash. The prosecutor’s complaint was disarmingly direct: the film…
ADC Memorial warmly congratulates its colleagues Marfa Rabkova, Nasta Loiko, Valentin Stefanovich, and other released activists, journalists, and protesters. We demand an end to political repression in Belarus and the release of all political prisoners without any conditions or “pardons,“…
Discussion titled “Voices of Indigenous Peoples against Russia’s Repression” took place 3 March, in the European Parliament in Brussels. The event was organized the Anti-Discrimination Centre Memorial–Brussels together with the MEP (Lithuania) Rasa Juknevičienė. Representatives of indigenous movements were speaking about…
Discussion titled “Voices of Indigenous Peoples against Russia’s Repression” took place 3 March, in the European Parliament in Brussels. The event was organized the Anti-Discrimination Centre Memorial–Brussels together with the MEP (Lithuania) Rasa Juknevičienė. Representatives of indigenous movements were speaking about…
We would like to invite you to an event titled “Voices of Indigenous Peoples against Russia’s Repression”, which will take place next Tuesday, 3 March, at 13:00–14:30 in the room 5F385 in the European Parliament in Brussels. The event hosted…
From February 22 to March 20, the “Angels of Kharkivshchina” exhibition is on display in Ghent, dedicated to the fourth anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The opening took place at the Church of Saint Salvator in Ghent, bringing…
On February 22, 2026, dated to the fourth anniversary of Russia‘s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the exhibition “Angels of Kharkivshchina“ will open in Ghent. It is dedicated to the Ukrainian children who died as a result of Russian aggression against…
The Anti-Discrimination Centre Memorial continues to publish a podcast series on the rights of Indigenous peoples. The fifth episode of the podcast is dedicated to the problem of international advocacy actions for Indigenous peoples’ rights and explores the instruments and mechanisms…
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