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The Russian Federation Council has approved amendments to the law on fighting terrorism
09.07.2006
The new amendments would allow the Russian security service to “liquidate” Akhmed Zakaev, granted political asylum by the UK in 2003 but accused by the Russian authorities of abetting terrorists
Russia: Law giving a worryingly broad definition of “extremism” passed at its third reading
08.07.2006
The law envisages harsh penalities for what is classified "extremism", with the classification not only broad, but also disturbingly loose and subject to interpretation
More on the Campaign: “FOR THE FREEDOM OF POLITICAL PRISONERS IN BELARUS”
08.07.2006
A reminder of those who need our active support
Rally in memory of victims of the regime broken up in Belarus
07.07.2006
At the window to Europe
04.07.2006
The author believes that Ukraine success as a democratic country would seriously undermine Russias increasingly authoritarian rule. By helping Ukraine, therefore, one will be helping Russia
Russian Human Rights Defenders express grave concern over a new and dangerous amendment to Federal Legislation against extremism
30.06.2006
The new provisions, if accepted, would do little to curb real extremism, but would seriously endanger civil liberties
“This is not a Belarusian internal problem”
17.06.2006
16 June SOLIDARITY WITH BELARUS
16.06.2006
Show your support for those suffering persecution in Belarus
Belarusian journalist asks for political asylum in Ukraine
16.06.2006
Belarus – no trembling submission
16.06.2006
An interview with one of those who opposed Lukashenkos regime, and knows what to accept if he returns
Katyń Massacre: Russian investigators took 15 years to get nowhere
12.06.2006
"The Katyń case cannot be considered closed without establishing and making public the names of all those people who took part in this crime" - Memorial
EU defends the Belarus Helsinki Committee under attack
07.06.2006
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
"Glory to Russia?"
31.05.2006
Neo-Nazis continue to unleash terror in Russia
Renewed attack on Belarusian Human Rights Organization
30.05.2006
The Belarusian Helsink Committee is again under threat
A monument has been erected in the capital of Belarus to the founder of the Soviet system of political repression Felix Dzherzhynsky
27.05.2006
Mikita Sasim - Belarus
27.05.2006
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
Ukraines Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemns the Belarusian authorities actions in expelling students on political grounds
17.05.2006
Belarusian opposition figures did not ask for political asylum from Yushchenko and say that this is provocation from the security service.
Valery Levonevsky freed after nearly 2 years imprisonment in Belarus
16.05.2006
Children must not be used as weapons, Mr. Putin
16.05.2006
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.
Kyiv: Action to mark the first anniversary of the Andijon Massacre in Uzbekistan
13.05.2006
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 Karimovs regime
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