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A recent report from human rights organizations accuses Azerbaijan of ethnic cleansing against Armenians in Nagorno-Karabakh, following military actions in September 2023. The report underscores systemic human rights violations and …
International Report Accuses Azerbaijan of Ethnic Cleansing in Nagorno-Karabakh Read More
Memorial, a human rights group, reveals that thousands of political prisoners exist in Russia, with 7,000 Ukrainian civilians and hundreds of Russians detained for political dissent since the Ukraine invasion. …
Memorial Reveals Thousands of Political Prisoners in Russia’s Repression Read More
Dmytro Lubinets, the Ukrainian Commissioner for Human Rights, met with his Russian counterpart in Belarus, resulting in the exchange of prisoner of war lists and the establishment of a new …
Hope Amidst Conflict: Ukrainian and Russian Human Rights Commissioners Meet Read More
Russian occupiers in Mariupol are threatening the Church of Saint Petro Mohyla and the Assumption Cathedral, unique for their Petrykivka painting. Cultural authorities decry these actions as cultural genocide aimed …
Cultural Genocide in Mariupol: Threats to Saint Petro Mohyla Church Read More
Russia has started importing Turkish butter in response to rising local prices amid sanctions impacting traditional suppliers. As inflation surges with a 34% rise in butter prices this year, consumers …
Turkey’s Butter Becomes a Lifeline for Russia Amid Economic Struggles Read More
This article highlights twelve urgent human rights stories from around the world, showcasing the pressing issues that often escape media attention. From oppressive regimes to humanitarian crises, it underscores the …
Beyond the Ballot: Global Human Rights Crises Demand Our Attention Read More
Amnesty International has designated Grigory Melkonyants, co-chair of the Russian election watchdog Golos, as a prisoner of conscience amidst his trial for alleged involvement with an ‘undesirable organization’. Arrested ahead …
Amnesty International Declares Grigory Melkonyants a Prisoner of Conscience Read More
The conference explored Russia’s historical and contemporary roles, particularly in light of the Russia-Ukraine War and its relationship with China. Scholars discussed Russia’s declining global power and its effects on …
Exploring Russia’s Global Complexity in a Multipolar World Read More
Russia has started importing Turkish butter amid skyrocketing domestic prices. An initial shipment of 20 tons was received as butter prices have surged by 26% since December. The war economy …
Putin’s Economics Take a Hit as Russia Turns to Turkey for Butter Read More
Russia begins importing Turkish butter to quell rising prices amidst high inflation and disrupted supply chains. An initial shipment of 20 tons signals the country’s struggle to balance its domestic …
Russia Turns to Turkey as Butter Prices Soar Read More