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The Tribunal for Putin (T4P) global initiative was set up in response to the all-out war launched by Russia against Ukraine in February 2022.
• Topics / Interethnic relations
Whose anti-Semitic and Homophobic Choice?
27.06.2014
Viktor Medvedchuk is undoubtedly the Kremlin’s choice of ‘negotiator’, however why the leader of a party with apparent anti-Semitic leanings and a pronounced homophobic position should have German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s support is less clear.
Incidents of anti-Semitism noted in areas seized by pro-Russian militants
20.05.2014
Ira Forman, US Special Envoy on Anti-Semitism, found overwhelming consensus among members of the Jewish community in Ukraine that there are no fears of anti-Semitism connected with the interim government
Weisenthal Centre outraged by Kremlin-funded Russia Todays anti-Semitic clip
15.05.2014
Julia Ioffe writes: “Anti-Semitism Is on the Rise in Russia—and the offensive video on Kremlin’s TV Network Russia Today is just the latest example”
Neo-Nazis in Moscow’s Service
08.05.2014
While criminalizing honest historical debate under the guise of fighting “restoration of Nazism”, the Kremlin is showing incredible willingness to use neo-Nazi groups for its dirty work in Ukraine
Comparison of xenophobia in Ukraine and in Russia
01.05.2014
In view of widespread attempts over recent times to manipulate the issues of anti-Semitism and xenophobia, the National Minority Rights Monitoring Group has carried out a comparative study of the number of crimes based on ethnic, racial or religious hatred in Ukraine and in Russia
Anti-Semitism and xenophobia in Ukraine during April 2014
01.05.2014
Monitoring carried out by Tetyana Bezruk and Viacheslav Likhachev
Russia tries a new Polish and Hungarian “separatist” number
29.04.2014
While the EU continues to stall over any serious sanctions, Russia is diversifying its efforts to destabilize Ukraine, with the government radio station Voice of Russia now citing alleged Polish and Hungarian “separatist” sentiments
Pro-Russian separatists start their own anti-Semitic TV channel
22.04.2014
The anti-Semitic pronouncements and far-right credentials of a large number of the pro-Russian militants who have seized control in various east Ukrainian cities are making Russia’s unconditional support look highly questionable.
Pro-Russian, anti-Roma, anti-Semitic and hunting out Ukrainian speakers
20.04.2014
The Ukrainian authorities may have suspended anti-terrorist operations over Easter, but there is no let-up in violence and aggression from the pro-Russian militants in east Ukraine, especially Slovyansk with its motley "people’s mayor"
Arson attempt on Mykolaiv Synagogue
20.04.2014
An attempt to set light to a synagogue in the central district of Mykolaiv was thwarted by the swift hands-on reaction of a passer-by. The attack comes at a time when many in Mykolaiv and throughout Ukraine are concerned about possible acts of provocation
The Donetsk anti-Semitic leaflets – what should not be overlooked
18.04.2014
A real information war is raging and the very fact that the Jewish card is being used is extremely dangerous especially given the methods applied in recent weeks to manufacture "civil war"
Russia continues its false narrative as defender of oppressed minorities in Ukraine
29.03.2014
It certainly doesn’t look good to say that you’ve annexed another country’s territory because you wanted it. Or that you’re amassing troops on that country’s border trying to decide if you can get away with grabbing more. That, however, is the truth unlike the Kremlin’s endless barrage of lies about anti-Semitism and discrimination in Ukraine
Russian propaganda claims Jewish organizations supporting Maidan are bringing on "second Holocaust"
25.03.2014
Russia’s propaganda efforts have been foundering spectacularly of late. Prominent Jewish organizations and public figures have publicly condemned Russian lies; the latest fake demonstrates primitive disinformation, and an attempt on Sunday to present Jewish and Russian organizations supporting Maidan as bringing on "a second Holocaust", as they allegedly did Shoah could backfire
The Crimean referendum’s neo-Nazi observers
16.03.2014
It is difficult to hope for respectable friends when you have just invaded another country’s territory without so much as a declaration of war, but the Kremlin’s props for their Crimean intervention are a seriously motley bunch, including a large number of “independent” observers with known far right leanings
Putin’s Neo-Nazi Helpers
10.03.2014
Russian TV has a new hero, “elected” by the people and persecuted for his beliefs by the new baddy regime in Kyiv. Pavel Gubarev is certainly pro-Russian and, as of March 6, in custody, but his neo-Nazi background, seemingly shared by some of his most vocal defenders, makes him a curious choice
Chief Rabbi and others dismiss Putin’s “anti-Semitic extremist” claims
05.03.2014
Ukraine’s Chief Rabbi believes that Russia could try to manufacture anti-Semitic attacks to try to justify its invasion of Ukraine
Panic in Ukraine the work of provocateurs
27.02.2014
VAAD Ukraine [The Association of Jewish Communities and Organizations of Ukraine] and the Congress of National Communities are calling on political forces in Ukraine and beyond to refrain from making statements which undermine inter-ethnic harmony in Ukraine.
Anti-Semitism on EuroMaidan: Not seen, just heard about
04.02.2014
Overt attempts to use anti-Semitism as a propaganda weapon against the EuroMaidan movement have run up against two major hurdles: the facts and a large number of authoritative analysts, historians and human rights activists determined to prevent Ukrainians and the international community from being misled
On the situation with anti-Semitism in the context of civic protest
03.02.2014
A statement from human rights organizations regarding reports in the media and claims of a surge in anti-Semitism in Ukraine
Anti-Semitism as a Weapon of Political Technology
28.01.2014
The propaganda campaign accompanying the street confrontations has seen the use of the entire range of the political technology arsenal, including the most dirty tricks. A common currency in the confrontation has been the ‘Jewish Question’.
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