Weekly Update

Weekly Update week-ending 17 December 2021
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Our publications from the past week.

Rights in Russia week-ending 17 December 2021
“Опять двадцать пять!” Bill Bowring asks Nadezhda Kutepova 25 questions
Podcast No. 96. Simon & Sergei – with Ivan Pavlov
OVD-Info Weekly Bulletin No. 233: There’s no such thing as an ‘ex’ police officer!
Ilya Shablinsky: Putin and his entourage know that there is a human rights doctrine. But they have vested interests in maintaining the status quo.
Leonid Nikitinsky: With a view of the Kremlin. The most vivid parts of the president’s meeting with the Human Rights Council were not broadcast in full. Here’s what actually happened.
Leonid Nikitinsky: Police fire proved a blank
Viktor Shenderovich: Muratov and Sokurov are fighters
Lev Ponomarev: “A colonel no more.” Putin’s new decree
Lev Ponomarev: Will the private sector save Russia from foreign agents?
Aleksandr Podrabinek: The Prisoner’s Reply
Aleksandr Podrabinek: The Mizulina Role
Liubov Mosseeva-Helier: “It was an eventful day.” An account of 10th December, Human Rights Day.
Memorial Human Rights Centre: Ufa opposition activist Liliya Chanysheva is a political prisoner
Memorial Human Rights Centre: The prosecution of Nizhny Novgorod opposition activists Natalia Rezontova and Roman Tregubov is unlawful and politically motivated
Memorial Human Rights Centre: Navalny supporter assaulted at a St. Petersburg protest is a political prisoner
Simon Cosgrove: A look back at the past week in Russia [week-ending 17 December 2021]

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