Damir Gainutdinov

Read more about the article Damir Gainutdinov: In Russia, the number of those convicted of treason, espionage and extremism has risen by almost a factor of ten since 2007

Damir Gainutdinov: In Russia, the number of those convicted of treason, espionage and extremism has risen by almost a factor of ten since 2007

28 August 2020 by Damir Dainutdinov. Damir is a lawyer specializing in freedom of expression. Source: Source: Moscow Helsinki Group [original source: Pavel Chikov, head of Agora, on Telegram] Hi, this…

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Read more about the article Damir Gainutdinov: Nine recommendations for government based on Agora’s recently released report on use of surveillance during the pandemic

Damir Gainutdinov: Nine recommendations for government based on Agora’s recently released report on use of surveillance during the pandemic

16 July 2020 Damir Gainutdinov is a legal analyst with the advocacy group Agora (1) Source: Moscow Helsinki Group [original source: Facebook] In addition to the specific report on surveillance, we…

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Read more about the article Damir Gainutdinov: An unhealthy transparency – how the pandemic simplifies surveillance of citizens

Damir Gainutdinov: An unhealthy transparency – how the pandemic simplifies surveillance of citizens

28 April 2020  Damir Gainutdinov is a lawyer with the Agora International Human Rights Group Source: Moscow Helsinki Group [original source: РБК] The state now has the opportunity to test various…

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