Independent Russian Human Rights Reports and Analysis - page 22

     The “Palace Case”: Russians under criminal prosecution after the protests of early 2021

The “Palace Case”: Russians under criminal prosecution after the protests of early 2021

Датасет на русском языке: ​ Dozens of criminal charges have been brought as a consequence of the protests on January 23 and 31, February 2 and April 21, 2021 in Russia. There is almost no official information about them in the public domain. However, we have managed to collect and...
     The bill “without a catch”

The bill “without a catch”

Доклад на русском языке: After the , 2021 in support of Alexei Navalny, at least 23 people became involved in cases initiated under Article 267 of the Criminal Code on «blocking transport communications». More often, only Article 318 of the Criminal Code on the use of force against a representative...
     Protesters accused of violence against representatives of the state

Protesters accused of violence against representatives of the state

Доклад на русском языке: The Ministry of Internal Affairs that 90 criminal cases were initiated after the January-February 2021 protests in support of Alexey Navalny, against political persecution and corruption (addressed in Navalny’s new investigation «Putin’s Palace»), which were marked by multiple detentions. The most common charge in cases is...
     Effective remedies and access to justice in the context of freedom of assembly in Russia

Effective remedies and access to justice in the context of freedom of assembly in Russia

Доклад на русском языке: The following is the input submitted by OVD-Info to the mandate of the Special rapporteur on the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and of association for his report to be presented at the 47th session of the Human Rights Council. The report to accountability and...
     The crackdown on peaceful protests in January—February 2021 in Russia

The crackdown on peaceful protests in January—February 2021 in Russia

Доклад на русском языке: OVD-Info is a non-governmental human rights media project that monitors political repressions in Russia and provides legal assistance to victims of persecution. One of our priorities is freedom of assembly: in 2019–2020, our lawyers helped 3,000 detainees in police stations, litigated about 2,000 administrative cases and...
     Suppression of rallies in support of Alexei Navalny on January 17 and 18, 2021

Suppression of rallies in support of Alexei Navalny on January 17 and 18, 2021

Доклад на русском языке: On January 17 and 18, 2021, peaceful assemblies were held in Russia in connection with the return of opposition politician Alexei Navalny from Germany and his subsequent arrest. They were accompanied by mass detentions of participants, as well as journalists covering the events. The detentions of...
     Legislative restrictions of freedom of assembly at the end of 2020

Legislative restrictions of freedom of assembly at the end of 2020

Текст доклада на русском: On December 23, 2020, several laws at once by the State Duma, all aimed at a serious restriction of civil rights and freedoms. Here is just a small list of what people’s representatives have prepared for the New Year for Russians: the passed laws allow to...
     Solitary pickets

Solitary pickets

What are the legal grounds that restrict single-person pickets?