Weekly Update

Weekly Update week-ending 5 February 2021
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Podcast No. 58: Simon & Sergei – with Timur Kobaliya
Опять двадцать пять! Sergei Nikitin asks Bill Bowring 25 questions
Rights in Russia week-ending 5 February 2021
OVD-Info Weekly Bulletin No. 188: Collapse
Team 29: Jailings, searches and the relaunch of our YouTube channel
Aleksei Navalny’s speech in court: “We shall have Vladimir the Underpants Poisoner.”
Alla Frolova on the actions of law enforcement agencies during the 23rd January protests and violations committed in police stations
Eyewitnesses on the 23 January Rally. Ekaterina Shulman: “The percentage of those who took part in a protest for the first time is extremely high”
Aleksandr Verkhovsky: What I saw in the centre of Moscow [on 23 January 2021]
Efremov’s apologised…Release him! Vladimir Pastukhov on the principles of civic collective defence against arbitrariness.
Open Letter on flagrant violations of the law and the Russian Constitution in response to peaceful protests
Zoya Svetova: From Khodorkovsky to Navalny – Chronicle of a Kamikaze Justice System
‘Complete impunity and the tacit approval of the authorities.’ Lawyers’ Open Letter on the case of Mansur Gilmanov.
Boris Vishnevsky: Making everyone sit in the kitchen with their middle finger in their pocket isn’t going to work
Public appeal demanding the release of shaman Aleksandr Gabyshev
Statement by Memorial Human Rights Centre: Stop the Crackdown! Release Navalny and All Political Prisoners!
Memorial Human Rights Centre: Pavel Zelensky, a cameraman employed by the Anti-Corruption Foundation remanded in custody for two tweets about the death of journalist Irina Slavina, is a political prisoner
“It was the actions of Russia that really put Bellingcat on the map.” Sarah Hurst reviews Eliot Higgins’ ‘We Are Bellingcat: An Intelligence Agency for the People’
‘My book seeks to restore historical justice.’ Sergei Nikitin on his new book ‘How the Quakers Tried to Save Russia.’
Cameron Evans: Palaces and Prisons II
Marjorie Farquharson: Larisa Bogoraz (1929-2004)
Simon Cosgrove: A look back at the past week in Russia

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