Alexei Kozlov is the founder and editor of Article20, and co-author of a methodology for monitoring and reporting on freedom of assembly and association in Russia. In 2013 he was compelled to leave Russia. Since January 2014 he has organised a yearly conference on repressions of civil society in Russia. In 2014-15 he was enrolled in a post-doctoral programme at the University of Jena, and since 2015 has been the coordinator of “political emigration in Russia today.”
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Published in: oDRRussia’s “foreign agents” law is bankrupting campaigners and activistsRuinous fines levied against Russian NGO heads are destroying the civil sector and pushing campaigners to the brink of survival. RU
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Published in: oDRWhat can we learn from Russia’s spring of protest?Russian citizens are fed up. Truckers keep on protesting, and allegations of corruption at the highest levels are drawing crowds. Recent demonstrations teach us that protest could be the only right we’ve got left. Русский
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Published in: oDRBeyond Bolotnaya: the future of Russia’s civil societyRussians are increasingly aware that, instead of waiting for the state’s good graces, they need to take some matters into their own hands. Русский