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Acceptance speech on receiving the State Award “For Courage” 1 class
13.11.2006
"We are convinced that the moral principles which once compelled us to resist remain exceptionally important today also. This is first of all the intense love for Ukraine which guided our actions. We see the lack of this love today. It is secondly the love of truth which alone can set us free. This love of truth later brought us together on Maidan. And thirdly, it is the love of God who spoke to us in the prisons and labour camps in different ways – for some in religious language, for others secular – and people responded to that call.
“The State always nurtures the desire for control”
12.11.2006
An interview given to the newspaper "Without censorship" by Yevhen Zakharov in which he touches on human rights and political issues of the present day
State Honours to mark the thirtieth anniversary of the founding of the Ukrainian Helsinki Group
10.11.2006
Viktor Yushchenko, speaking on behalf of the Ukrainian people and state, expressed deepest honour and gratitude. “It was you who laid the first foundation stones in creating civic society in Ukraine.."
Whom Ukrainians blame for Holodomor
10.11.2006
While more than two thirds of those recently surveyed considered Holodomor [The Famine of 1932-1933] to have been provoked by the actions of the regime, only 44% believed it to be an act of genocide.1
Myroslav Marynovych on the Ukrainian Helsinki Group and much more
09.11.2006
“As far as my perception of freedom is concerned, it has not changed. I paid too high a price for it to now doubt its value”. Myroslav Marynovych, one of the ten founding members of the Ukrainian Helsinki Group, thirty years on
To those who balanced over a Soviet precipice
09.11.2006
To the founders and members of the Ukrainian Helsinki Group who saw no choice
Lukashenko and Karimov want human rights voices muffled
09.11.2006
Belarus and Uzbekistan have called on the UN to stop passing resolutions which condemn human rights abuse in particular countries
Strasbourg confirms that interception orders must have a time-limit
09.11.2006
The European Court of Human Rights has bound Ukraine to pay two residents of Poltava one thousand EURO each for violation of their right to privacy of correspondence.
Strasbourg confirms that interception orders must have a time-limit
09.11.2006
The European Court of Human Rights has bound Ukraine to pay two residents of Poltava one thousand EURO each for violation of their right to privacy of correspondence.
Press Conference opens events marking the thirtieth anniversary of the founding of the Ukrainian Helsinki Group
08.11.2006
Those attending included Levko Lukyanenko, Raisa Rudenko, Ludmila Alexeeva (Moscow Helsinki Group), Vasyl Ovsiyenko, Josef Zisels, Osyp Zinkevych and Volodymyr Yavorsky from the Ukrainian Helsinki Human Rights Union.
Constitutional Court to answer in court
08.11.2006
Lawyer from the Media Law Institute Tetyana Rodionova has lodged an administrative appeal against the Constitutional Court over the latters refusal to provide a response to a formal request for information.
Vasyl Ovsiyenko, former Soviet dissident and Ukrainian human rights activist on the BBC
07.11.2006
On the Ukrainian Helsinki Group, the human rights movement and his experiences in the 1970s
“Evening Kyiv” alleges censorship from the Mayors people
07.11.2006
The acting chief editor says they have been told they can write about what they like, just no criticism of the Mayor
Reporters without borders organises 24-hour online demo against Internet censorship
07.11.2006
Help to combat online censorship by taking part. Everyone is invited to connect to the Reporters Without Borders website (www.rsf.org) between 11 a.m. on 7 November and 11 a.m. on 8 November.
Crimean Tatar media outlets allege incitement to religious enmity on the state television channel “Krym”
06.11.2006
In an open letter, the journalists express concern about the screening of a Russian film "Brides of Allah" which they consider to give a subjective and inadequate assessment of the war in Chechnya, and believe its showing on Crimean television to give grounds for further political speculation on the topic of Islam and the Muslim community in the Crimea.
Another deportation of an asylum seeker: Statement from Amnesty International in Ukraine
06.11.2006
As was the case with the Uzbek refugees in February, human rights organizations were alerted when the deportation had already taken place. Strategies are clearly needed to ensure effective channels of communication so that such infringements are prevented.
“Fact”, “MAUP” and the Book Fair
04.11.2006
A number of prominent Ukrainian writers, journalists, academics and public figures have expressed solidarity with the publishing company “Fact” in their stand against xenophobia, but have asked them not to boycott the coming book fair despite the planned participation of MAUP
Verkhovna Rada also marks the thirtieth anniversary of the founding of the Ukrainian Helsinki Group
04.11.2006
Unfortunately none of the action for making the date have been agreed with the actual organizing committee, and no practical assistance has been offered
Amnesty International declares Zmiter Dashkevich Prisoner of Conscience
04.11.2006
He joins the large number of opponents of the present dictatorship in Belarus who are serving penal sentences for their convictions
Baby girl born in a police station
04.11.2006
How a woman in her eighth month of pregnancy was placed in a remand prison cell and why the ambulance service saw no grounds for taking her to hospital are only two of the questions requiring answers
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