All posts tagged Russia

Friday, September 10, 2010 Window on Eurasia: Putin Speaks the Language of ‘a Tatar Khan,’ Michnik Says Paul Goble Staunton, September 10 – Adam Michnik, the editor in chief

Saturday, September 4, 2010 Window on Eurasia: ‘Ethnic Journalism’ Must Compensate for Decline in Shared Experiences among Nationalities in Post-Soviet Russia, Specialist Says Paul Goble Staunton, September 4 –

Democracy Digest from the National Endowment for Democracy (NED): Will Vladimir Putin’s vulgar dismissal of Russia’s democratic dissidents come to haunt him?  And is his power vertical

Human Rights Watch (HRW) - View post: Natasha Estemirova: One Year

Democracy Digest from the National Endowment for Democracy (NED): Revelations that the Kremlin was running a ring of Russian spies has done little to affect the reset

Human Rights Watch (HRW) - We, the undersigned, are gravely concerned about the situation of human rights defenders in the Russian Federation, including several murders targeting

CPJ seeks thorough investigation into Estemirova murder

Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) - New York, July 15, 2010—On the first anniversary of the

Democracy Digest from the National Endowment for Democracy (NED): Russia’s leading democratic leaders and thinkers convened again last week for the sixth annual Khodorkovsky Reading, a seminar

Human Rights Watch (HRW) - (Moscow) - The Russian courts should quash a finding of guilt against a prominent human rights defender, Yuri Samodurov, former head

Democracy Digest from the National Endowment for Democracy (NED): The head of one of Russia’s leading human rights groups has announced that it may be forced to

Human Rights Watch (HRW) - Originally posted here: Russia: A Year Later, No Prosecution

Human Rights Watch (HRW) - (Osh) - A planned independent international commission of inquiry into the recent violence in southern Kyrgyzstan should investigate all aspects of

Democracy Digest from the National Endowment for Democracy (NED): Continuing democratic regression in the non-Baltic former Soviet Union presents a serious challenge to policymakers, according to an

Democracy Digest from the National Endowment for Democracy (NED): Why has Moscow refused to intervene in the current humanitarian crisis in Kyrgyzstan? Its inaction reflects the state