All posts tagged Russia
Kyrgyzstan: Russian inaction reflects elite indifference
Why has Moscow refused to intervene in the current humanitarian crisis in Kyrgyzstan? Its inaction reflects the state of Russian public opinion, writes Stephen Sestanovich, a board member of the National Endowment for Democracy: The humanitarian-intervention urge is not deeply woven into public discourse. Policymakers don’t feel the pressure of NGO moralism or parliamentary outrage
Russia: Investigate Beating of Human Rights Lawyer
Human Rights Watch (HRW) - (Moscow) - Russian authorities should investigate the beating of a human rights lawyer by police in Dagestan and bring the perpetrators
Address to President Medvedev Regarding the Human Rights Situation in the North Caucasus
Human Rights Watch (HRW) - Dear Mr. President, Human Rights Watch wholeheartedly welcomes your initiative to meet with the Presidential Civil Society Council and independent experts
“The Katyn Problem in Contemporary Russia” | Memorial
Professor Aleksandr Guryanov's presentation [translated from Russian] from the Katyn observances at the Coolidge Auditorium of the Library of Congress, May 5, 2010. This is sent with permission
VOA launches Digital Frontiers web project
FreeMediaOnline.org & Free Media Online Blog, May 06, 2010, San Francisco -- Dr. Kim Andrew
Human Rights in Russia Hearing May 6, 2010
Human Rights Watch (HRW) - View post: Human Rights in Russia Hearing May 6,
VOA Russian blog under porn attack
An unknown hacker has posted a pornographic video on the VOA LiveJournal blog. The image seen on the VOA site showed a naked woman in a
Voice of America Russian Service LiveJournal Website Under Porn Attack
FreeMediaOnline.org & Free Media Online Blog, May 02, 2010, San Francisco -- An unknown hacker





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