
The initiative group "Equality. Dignity. Pride" published a report on violations of human rights in the Barents region, which unites the Murmansk and Arkhangelsk regions, Karelia, Komi and the Nenets Autonomous Okrug. In 2019, human rights activists noted more than one hundred cases of violations that were left without attention from law enforcement agencies and systems of authorized human rights.
From the report it follows that the "hot point" in the field of violation
The Arkhangelsk Region and the Republic of Komi became environmental rights. Most of the violations are liabilities with repressions against Shies activists. Many of them were subjected to administrative and criminal prosecution. Human rights activists identified repressions against activist Andrei Khristoforov, who was forced to leave Russia.
In 2019, as human rights activists noted, an article on "disrespect for power" began to be applied against active citizens. Four activists of Shies were fined. In Arkhangelsk, the coordinator of the staff of the politician Alexei Navalny Andrei Borovikov was convicted for participating in protest promotions. He was sentenced to compulsory work. Representatives of the community LGBT were also discriminated.
In the Murmansk region, the rights of indigenous and
Small peoples, as well as followers of the religious organization "Jehovah's Witnesses". Pressing also experienced the indigenous peoples of Yamal.
In Karelia, according to human rights activists, the rights of prisoners were most often violated. Particular attention was attracted by the correctional colony No. 9, where did information on torture and violence came from.
Wed VKontakte Wed in classmates Wed on Twitter"Equality. Dignity. Pride" has been working in the Barents Region since April 2019. A human rights initiative is engaged in the support of victims of all forms of violence and discrimination. The report is based on media publications and appeals for legal assistance.