Events that have already taken place
What does such a complicated system entail? What are its consequences for the population, and what are its negative aspects for the government itself?
Participants will also discuss the issue of foreign journalist access to Crimea
Human Rights Information Centre invites all interested parties to participate in a discussion about the freedom of speech and situation with journalists in Crimea
Discussion will be held in the Media Crisis Center (The Ukrainian House, 2 Khreshchatyk Str., Kyiv) on the eve of the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, June 24, at 11:00
Even will take place on Monday 20 June from 17:00 to 18:00 in Room XXIV
After the jury selects the winners their works will be exhibited in Kyiv and regions of Ukraine
The organizers will cover travel, accommodation and board during the workshop
Panels assess the status of various groups of minorities in new democracies and focuses on the difficult task of embedding tolerance in the societal ethos in recent and transition democracies etc.
The conversation will provide an opportunity for visiting activists and the audience to discuss
A flashmob will be held at Sophiiska Square on March 16 at 1 p.m.
In the two years after Russia annexed Crimea, human rights and key democratic institutions have suffered dramatically in a crackdown that has affected nearly every facet of Crimean society including the media, civil society organizatio
Meeting will be held in Radisson Hotel, Yaroslaviv Val Street, 22
The campaign is aimed at improving the public perception and respect for the Constitution, increasing the public awareness about the essence of the Main Law
On Thursday, December 17 at hotel Novotel Vilnius Centre Crimean evening will take place
To remind the governments of all countries about their responsibility for upholding the human rights.
What are the key problems which tortures and civil and political rights’ violations in Ukraine? How the state responds to the UN recommendation?
The report is embargoed for release until the presentation at 11:00 on 17 September 2015.
Lecturer: Theodore S. Orlin - J.D., the Harold T. Clark Jr. Professor Emeritus of Human Rights Scholarship and Advocacy at Utica College, Utica, New York; founder and Director of the Human Rights Advocacy Program (HRAP)
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