The ADC Memorial continues to address the issues facing indigenous peoples in its anti-discrimination podcast. In the new episode of the ‘Connect’ podcast, journalist, indigenous activist and representative of the Yukaghir people, Irina Kurilova, explains the history and work of…
The ADC Memorial continues to address the issues facing indigenous peoples in its anti-discrimination podcast. In the 3rd episode of ‘Сonnected’, attorney Olga Podoplelova discusses the case of Daria Egereva and Natalia Leongardt — human rights defenders and activists who…
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,“…
Anti-extremism legislation, and anti-terrorism legislation even more so, are hardly unique to Russia. In many modern societies, they are presented as a sad necessity. However, against the background of Russia’s war against Ukraine and the militaristic hysteria fomented by officials,…
The article by ADC Memorial expert Olga Abramenko in the Moscow Times is devoted to the misuse of anti-terrorist and anti-extremist legislation by the Russian authorities. A lot of efforts of law enforcement officers and courts have been pretend to…
July 14, 2023 marks two years since the arrest, arbitrary detention and prosecution of Ales Bialiatski, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize in 2022 and chairman of the human rights center “Viasna”, deputy head of “Viasna” and vice-president of FIDH…
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