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About Anna Politkovskaya and Putins words about her murder
12.10.2006
The famous human rights defender and widow of Andrei Sakharov gave this interview after Putin broke his silence when asked in Germany about the journalists murder
A new stage in the fight against the political opposition
12.10.2006
The Belarusian authorities may be trying to use serious criminal charges against political opponents in order to remove and to try to discredit them
Russian provider terminates its services to Georgian nationals
11.10.2006
Following on from the transport blockade of Georgia, the Russian authorities have launched a campaign against members of the Georgian community in the Russian Federation
Ukrainian journalists honoured Anna Politkovskyas memory
11.10.2006
On Tuesday outside the Russian Embassy in Kyiv and in Lviv, Ukrainians lit candles in Anna Politkovskyas memory and read from her book about the war in Chechnya
On the murder of Anna Politkovskaya
11.10.2006
Statement from the Committee on Monitoring Press Freedom in the Crimea and the Crimean Association of Free Journalists
Attempt on the life of Natalya Kovalyova
10.10.2006
The Head of the review commission of the Federal national-cultural autonomy “Ukrainians in Russia”, Natalya Kovalyova, was brutally assaulted in Tula
In Memory of Anna Politkovskaya
10.10.2006
Somebody wise said that “the significance of a person is defined by the goal for which they live and the price they are prepared to pay to achieve that goal”. The vile murder in the entrance of her own block of flats was, it would seem, the price which Anna Politkovskaya paid to achieve her objective – to tell the truth whatever the cost, as a journalist and as a citizen.
Candles in Ukraine in memory of Anna Politkovskaya
09.10.2006
Ukrainians will gather and light candles in memory of the slain journalist and human rights defender on Tuesday 10 October in Kyiv.
Human rights defenders speak of Anna Politkovskaya
08.10.2006
When there seemed no justice, defence and compassion, Anna Politkovskaya was the last hope for very many people. Her impassioned words gave them strength and confidence that they had not been abandoned to their fate where absolute fear, violence and lawlessness reign.
Human rights and journalist organizations express outrage over the murder of Anna Politkovskaya
08.10.2006
They are in no doubt that she was killed because of her fearless journalism and call on the authorities to find those responsble and bring them to justice
Moscow Meeting in Memory of Anna Politkovskaya
08.10.2006
Around one and a half thousand people attended a meeting on Sunday 8 October in memory of Anna Politkovskaya, murdered on Saturday. Anna Politkovskaya wrote a lot about the war in Chechnya and about grave human rights violations committed by Federal troops and the Kadyrov regime
Anna Politkovskaya murdered
07.10.2006
Anna Politkovskaya, journalist, human rights defender and fierce critic of Russias actions in Chechnya and elsewhere, was gunned down today in Moscow
“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
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.
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 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
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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