Weekly Update

Weekly Update week-ending 27 November 2020

Our publications from the past week.

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Rights in Russia week-ending 27 November 2020
Podcast No. 47. Simon & Sergei – with Olga Sidorovich

OVD-Info Weekly Bulletin No. 181: A Swastika, domestic abuse and separatism.
Team 29: Look out for yourself and roll with the punches
Oleg Orlov: Censorship threatens the activities of NGOs branded as ‘foreign agents’
Aleksandr Verkhovsky: The bill on foreign agents submitted to the State Duma is quite sensational.
Zoya Svetova: The Torturers are Acquitted.
Nikolai Kavkazsky: Built on lies. On Putin and drugs
Sergei Pashin: On the negative consequences of the abolition of the constitutional courts in the regions of the Russian Federation
Sergei Pashin: What crimes can a former president commit and still have nothing happen to him?
Lev Ponomarev on Lidiya Grafova: “She was the most brilliant journalist writing on human rights issues.”
Viktor Kogan-Yasny: “We were mistaken when we thought that the Communist utopia had been defeated by the desire for development and responsibility, that globalism had prevailed over self-isolation and suspicion, adulthood over infantilism.”
Sergei Nikitin talks about human rights in Russia at the University of Manchester (Video)
Simon Cosgrove: A look back at the past week in Russia

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