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“The Other Russia”: Memorial – from remembrance of the Gulag to resistance to today’s regime. Exhibition

On 10 December, International Human Rights Day, the exhibition “The Other Russia: Memorial” has opened in the Seimas of Lithuania. It presents the history of the organisation awarded the Nobel Peace Prize (2022), which has moved from commemorating victims of Soviet terror to opposing today’s war and repressions. Despite pressure, the “foreign agent” label and its forced liquidation in Russia, Memorial continues to work as an institution of historical memory and civic responsibility. “In Russia, the Soviet regime, its institutions and its practices have never been recognised as criminal.

«Where is the human dimension in the peace plan?» – appeal to President Trump and to European leaders

«Where is the human dimension in the peace plan?» – Nobel Peace Prize Laureates, human rights and press freedom defenders, former political prisoners, and families of those still in detention and captivity appealed to President Trump and to European leaders. OPEN LETTER To: US President Donald Trump Leaders of European Union Member States The United Kingdom Prime Minister Türkiye President Recep Tayyip Erdogan Your ExcellenciesAs high-level talks aimed at ending Russia’s war against Ukraine advance, we are writing on behalf of People1st Campaign.

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The right to return home

We help "children of the Gulag" get housing where their families were evicted from

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Rethinking Soviet Trauma

Socialists and anarchists in the region for freedom and human rights in the 20th century

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Monitoring report on human rights violations of conscription, military servicemen and alternative civilian servicemen

In order to identify the most typical cases of human rights violations during conscription, military service and ACS, an independent monitoring was held by the Human Rights Group “Citizen. Army. Law” for the period from January 1st, 2013 to June 1st, 2015.

Overcoming the past

Review of Memorial's judicial practice in the field of transitional justice in Russia

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