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“Its become dangerous to be a brunette here”
07.10.2006
Boris Akunin, who believes he is one of the many victims of the anti-Georgia campaign, says: “the issue is not one of cancelling flights, and not of economic or diplomatic steps. It concerns what is happening in Russia, and what remains in the mass consciousness from all this dirt.”
Moscow police department promises to punish officers collecting information about Georgian children
07.10.2006
It had earlier been reported that the police were taking lists from schools of students with Georgian names in order to get details about their families
Lviv Civic Society has its own voice on the Internet
07.10.2006
A new Internet resource - the Lviv Civic Portal -will promote public participation in decision making and in monitoring the activities of the local authorities
Bugged rocks or how our peace is protected by the prosecutors office, the Security Service and the au-thorities as a whole
07.10.2006
Second court hearing in the Taras Zelenyak Case (updated)
06.10.2006
Grave procedural irregularities join the ever increasing list of highly dubious elements in this case
Second court hearing in the Taras Zelenyak Case (updated)
06.10.2006
Grave procedural irregularities join the ever increasing list of highly dubious elements in this case
Human rights violated in Moscow over the row between Russia and Georgia
05.10.2006
In Moscow law enforcement officers have begun detaining ethnic Georgians, Ludmilla Alexeeva, Head of the Moscow Helsinki Group reports.
Students create Images of Tolerance
05.10.2006
A wonderful initiative from Khersons “Totem” which ran master classes for students on social advertising, following which students themselves prepared posters designed to promote tolerance and support for people living with HIV.
Second court hearing in the Taras Zelenyak Case
05.10.2006
Despite the providers complaint to the FSB having supposedly prompted this case, the providers representative was unable to give any testimony about the content of Zelenyaks communications
Second court hearing in the Taras Zelenyak Case
05.10.2006
Despite the providers complaint to the FSB having supposedly prompted this case, the providers representative was unable to give any testimony about the content of Zelenyaks communications
The Ukrainian Civic Forum is demanding that Nina Karpachova be dismissed from the position of Human Rights Ombudsperson.
04.10.2006
An Open Appeal stressing the vital importance of restoring public confidence in the independence and impartiality of this important office
THE TARAS ZELENYAK CASE: AN ATTEMPT AT ANALYSIS
04.10.2006
A careful analysis of the case of the Novosibirsk man charged with inciting emnity towards Russians on a Ukrainian forum has brought to light some highly interesting details
THE TARAS ZELENYAK CASE: AN ATTEMPT AT ANALYSIS
04.10.2006
A careful analysis of the case of the Novosibirsk man charged with inciting emnity towards Russians on a Ukrainian forum has brought to light some highly interesting details
Religious organizations call for their right to permanent use of land to be reinstated
04.10.2006
They have appealed to parliament to support the draft law “On introducing amendments to Article 92 of the Land Code of Ukraine” on the right of religious organizations to permanently use land
Yushchenko prohibits obstruction of traffic to let corteges carrying high-ranking state officials pass
04.10.2006
The Decree is apparently aimed at ensuring the constitutional right to freedom of movement, introducing European standards on cortege security as well as at making substantial savings from the state budget on serving state officials.
Religious freedom and the right of peaceful assembly violated in the Luhansk region
02.10.2006
The Ivanivka Settlement Council has banned a concert of Christian songs near the settlement club under a ban on “any activities of totalitarian sects”
Dnipropetrovsk trade unions propose public hearings in parliament over decent wages
02.10.2006
They believe that existing legislation leaves too much scope for abuse by employers
A VIRTUAL CRIME
01.10.2006
New technology and old tactics: The trial of Taras Zelenyak, a Russian national facing imprisonment for negative comments about Russians on a Ukrainian Internet forum could set a very dangerous precedent in Russia and conceivably beyond.
A VIRTUAL CRIME
01.10.2006
New technology and old tactics: The trial of Taras Zelenyak, a Russian national facing imprisonment for negative comments about Russians on a Ukrainian Internet forum could set a very dangerous precedent in Russia and conceivably beyond.
Moscow Court upholds the sentence passed on Lev Ponomaryov
29.09.2006
The Russian human rights activists lawyer plans to lodge an appeal with the European Court of Human Rights
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