The SOVA Center published a collection of articles “Freedom of Conscience in modern Russia". The collection is devoted to the peculiarities of state-confessional relations and legal regulation in the field of freedom of conscience in Russia. special Attention is paid to the impact on the situation in this area of "anti-missionary" amendments adopted as part of the Yarovaya-Ozerov package of laws, and judicial practice in cases of "illegal" missionary work.
The authors of the articles included in the collection are lawyers Anatoly Pchelintsev and Inna Zagrebina and head of the Center for the Study of Religious and Society of the Institute of Europe RAS Roman Lunkin.
The collection is available on our website in PDF format: cover and text .
The collection was released with funds provided within the framework of project EIDHR/2014/348-053 “Combating all forms of discrimination based on grounds of religion and belief in the Russian Federation”, funded by the European Union represented by the European Commission. Used in preparation Materials of the website of the SOVA Center.