judges
Azerbaijani human rights activist, her husband set at liberty
In Azerbaijan, the measure of restraint for director of the Institute of Peace and Democracy Leyla Yunus and her husband, political scientist Arif Yunus, was changed to probation.
Is it end of frank pledge? Judges give evidence of pressure in Maidan cases
It is, perhaps, the first time when the judges themselves tell journalists about the pressure from the administration of former president Viktor Yanukovych
Russian court arrests artist Pavlensky till December 8
Pavlensky believes he should be accused of terrorism like Oleg Sentsov and Oleksandr Kolchenko.
New Constitution provides for reassessment of all judges
The judges should meet the criteria of competence, ethics and good faith.
Columns
Russia needs soldiers. The Global South has desperate people. The rest is exploitation
From Nairobi to the Donbas: Nearly 300 deceived Kenyans trapped on Russian front lines
From Venezuela to Ukraine, behind every repressed person stands a woman who becomes their voice
Drone arms race intensifies in Asia-Pacific while international law falls by the wayside
