We pass on the Declaration from representatives of the European Union on the request of the Belarusian Ministry of Justice to suspend the activities of the Belarus Helsinki Committee

Neo-Nazis continue to unleash terror in Russia

The Belarusian Helsink Committee is again under threat

More on the fate of Mikita Sasim, victim of repression in Belarus, with an appeal from Amnesty International to write both to Mikita and to the Belarusian authorities on his behalf

Belarusian opposition figures did not ask for political asylum from Yushchenko and say that this is provocation from the security service.

Any settling of accounts – be they financial or political – can have nothing whatsoever to do with the children presently living and studying in the “Podmoskovny” Lyceum.

The victims of the brutal suppression of a peaceful demonstration in Uzbekistan must not be forgotten. Nor, however, should we forget those asylum seekers sent back in February to Karimov’s regime

On the eve of the first anniverssay of the massacre in Andijon, we pass on (and wholeheartedly support) an appeal from human rights activists in Uzbekistan to ensure that there is an independent investigation into the events of 13 May 2005 and that those responsible are brought to justice

“The circumstances of the case and the situation in Belarus leave no doubt that this was a political trial aimed at intimidating young people”

On the depressing and apparently incomprehensible plan fermenting in certain minds in Russia to erect a memorial to Joseph Stalin

Human rights activists, trade union and public figures, as well as politicians have come out with a united message of protest against the attack by the Russian Prosecutor General on the children’s home and lyceum in Korallova

The victims of the brutal suppression of a peaceful demonstration must not be forgotten

Around 12% of Russians unqualifiedly support the slogan “Russia for the Russians” - just one of the worrying findings from studies of public opinion in Russia

Call from human rights activists to save a children’s home founded by Mikhail Khodorkovsky now under siege by the authorities

Plans to built a trading complex on the site of the Military Collegium, inextricably linked with repression and killing, have been stopped, however the next step is to create a museum of the history of the Terror

Recent monitoring of Russian TV suggests that Russian viewers are being fed propaganda depressingly reminiscent of Soviet times