Weekly Update

Weekly Update [week-ending 17 June 2022]
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Our publications from the past week

“Опять двадцать пять!” Bill Bowring asks Marina Agaltsova 25 questions
Podcast No. 108. Simon & Sergei – with Nikolai Kavkazsky
OVD-Info Weekly Bulletin No. 258: No art for anyone
Svetlana Gannushkina: It’s not only the people we help who thank us, but also the people to whom we give the opportunity to help
Aleksandr Baeva on protest in modern Russia. What is ‘discrediting the army’?  What can you be charged for?
Sergei Babinets: In the light of recent events […] there will be no payments, naturally, just as there will be no changes when it comes to liberalizing legislation on civil society organizations
Sergei Babinets: Evidently, the regime is signaling that torture is becoming (or has become) a part of state policy and is not a problem
Vera Vasilieva: A letter from Yury Dmitriev
Liudmila Ulitskaya: There is one path to freedom: education
Elena Lukyanova: This is a state not bound by law
Mikhail Fedotov: ‘An independent court is a good thing―but double-edged’
Boris Vishnevsky: They will be fine without rallies and rights. State Duma to consider a new bill restoring Soviet ‘freedom of assembly’  
Human Rights Project ‘Support for Political Prisoners. Memorial’: Police officer Sergei Klokov, accused of spreading ‘fake news’ about the Russian army, is a political prisoner
Human Rights Project ‘Support for Political Prisoners’: Igor Maltsev, remanded in custody for taking part in an anti-war rally in St. Petersburg, is a political prisoner
Simon Cosgrove: A look back at the past week in Russia [week-ending 17 June 2022]
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