In the Radio Radio Liberty, the head of the project Gulag. NOT Vladimir Osechkin. In the video from Chelyabinsk, the mother of one of the prisoners of the pre -trial detention center 1 Galina Olyakueva and the RS correspondent Alexander Valiev.

Unrest in the Chelyabinsk pre -trial detention center - a rebellion or a provocation? On Tuesday night, December 9, in the Chelyabinsk investigative insulator, the prisoners rebelled. For the approval of their relatives, the cause of the rebellion is the struggle for power in the isolator and the change of the "looking".

The XX International Film Festival of Human Rights has opened in the House of Cinema The stalker festival has its own face and traditions. It does not have glamority and pompinating inherent in other large Russian film festivals. "Stalker" emphasized democratic. Even the entrance to his events is free. Along with the shows of game and documentary films, there is a discussion of acute problems directly related to the fundamental human rights.

Unrest in the Chelyabinsk pre -trial detention center - a rebellion or a provocation? The head of the project "Gulag.n" Vladimir Osechkin, the mother of one of the prisoners of the pre-trial detention center-1 Galina Olyakueva and journalist Alexander Valiev are talking.

"Marching march" in Moscow Russian human rights activists - about human rights violations in 2014 The UN General Assembly 66 years ago adopted a universal declaration of human rights. Since then, the world is celebrated around the world as International Human Rights Day. Three years ago, on this day in Moscow, the first mass rally in Molotnaya Square took place in Molotnaya Square, the main theme of which was the requirement of citizens to observe their right to honest elections.

Anna Sharogradskaya and her lawyer Ivan Pavlov in court The court fined the next Russian NPO for the refusal to voluntarily become a "foreign agent" The Russian authorities continue to exert pressure on independent NGOs. In St. Petersburg, on Tuesday, the magistrate of the judicial section No.

I'll start with a simple question "Why is the Church?" I ask this question to myself, and I will explain the answer to you. I am thinking about the interaction of society and the church, and I do not engage in comparing religions. How is the church ready to change the priorities of their activities, involving people in new relevant processes of their life structure? Perhaps this is exactly what I am interested in.

Sakharovsky Center in Moscow The Ministry of Justice of Russia sent a notification to the Sakharov Center on an unscheduled audit. This was reported on the website of the non -profit organization.

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Three years ago, protests began on Bolotnaya and Sakharov. Hopes, disappointments, the results of a "swamp" protest are discussed by public activists Evgenia Chirikov, Mikhail Shneider, Alexey Sakhnin, Daniil Konstantinov

December 10 for many is an important calendar day, proclaimed the UN Day of Human Rights. This happened in 1950, two years after the adoption by the World Organization of the famous declaration. The American Eleanor Roosevelt, who chaired the Committee, who developed the document, Canadian lawyer John Humphrey and his French colleague Rene Kassen worked extremely shockfully, formulating the document, which today is pleasure.

Igor Matveev The Vladivostok garrison court sentenced the former Major Igor Matveev to four years and five months in prison. He will serve his sentence in a general regime colony, RIA Novosti reports. The court found a former officer guilty of extorting money from a soldier, to whom he promised assistance in exemption from criminal liability for desertion. The sentence did not enter into legal force. Matveev has the right to appeal the verdict within ten days.

The European Union is considering the possibility of expanding sanctions on investments in the Crimea, which will include the prohibition of the sale of technologies used for oil and gas production, and a ban on European traveling companies for doing business. This was reported by Reuters with reference to the document that was at his disposal.

In Kabul, a protest against blasphemy The governments of some countries consider atheists and anti -lricals as people who are a danger to society, and even terrorists. This is stated in the report of the International Humanistic and Ethical Union (MGES) published today. The document notes that in many countries the rights of atheists and unbelievers are not respected. In 13 Muslim countries, apostasy or blasphemy is a crime punishable by the death penalty.