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Published in: oDRWhat is the Kazakh regime learning from citizen protests?Recent events in Kazakhstan show the regime’s evolving response to discontent from below.
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Published in: oDROn Russia's border, impunity drives further violenceTwo new reports about human right violations in Russian-occupied regions of Georgia underline that the EU needs to...
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Published in: oDRThe market decides? A short history of Ukrainian pop musicHow should the Ukrainian state protect Ukrainian language? The story of an experimental festival tells us much about...
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Published in: oDRSilence in the courtroom: how one of Chechnya’s last human rights defenders was convicted on drug chargesAfter a year in pre-trial detention, Oyub Titiyev becomes the latest civil society activist to be convicted on what...
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Published in: oDRIn Kazakhstan, transgender people face discriminationIn Kazakhstan, transgender persons have the right to surgical procedures to change their sex – but little access to...
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Published in: oDRWhat’s behind anti-migrant feeling in Russia’s arctic republic of Yakutia?In Yakutia, crime and nationality intertwine in the latest wave of anti-migrant feeling in Russia.
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Published in: ОД "Русская версия"Крымские татары поддерживали друг друга – и поплатилисьВ конце марта ФСБ арестовала по обвинению в терроризме рекордное за время аннексии количество крымских татар....
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Published in: oDR“My only crime is that I am a Muslim”: mass terrorism arrests hit Crimean Tatar solidarity campaign
Mass arrests of Crimean Tatar activists on terrorism charges once again testify to the “special rules” that are...
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Published in: oDRNo matter their allegiance, Ukraine’s politicians are ignoring LGBT rightsHomophobic statements by Ukraine's leading politicians create a hostile atmosphere for the country's LGBT community...
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Published in: oDR“We don’t trust the authorities, nor the people who serve them”: how activists in Odesa are fighting luxury property developersActivists in Odesa have been trying to stop over-development for several years now. But in the past year, the...
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Published in: oDROpen letter: What is going on at RFE/RL’s Tajik service?Multiple investigations have revealed how Radio Liberty’s Tajik Service systematically cooperates with the country’s...
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Published in: oDRHow impunity works: an interview with Euromaidan lawyer Evgeniya ZakrevskaFive years after Euromaidan, lawyer Evgeniya Zakrevska talks about its long aftermath and levels of trust between...
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Published in: oDR"No serious evidence" in high-profile terrorism case against Russian anti-fascistsIn Russia, 11 anti-fascists and anarchists are facing terrorism charges - and the case is about to go to trial....
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Published in: oDRAhead of presidential elections, “gender ideology” comes to UkraineA recent high-profile forum in Kyiv highlights a coming ultra-conservative swing in Ukrainian politics.
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Published in: oDR“Everyone’s involved and everyone stays silent”: Igor Kochetkov on Chechnya, LGBT activism and neotraditionalismThis year, brutal repressions against LGBT people continued in Chechnya. Here, the director of the Russian LGBT...
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Published in: oDRNazarbayev's resignation and the end of post-Soviet politics in KazakhstanThe "lifelong leader" of Kazakhstan has resigned, putting an end to a 30-year rule — and opening up space to reflect...
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Published in: oDRVoting hard: Ukraine braces for a fateful presidential electionNationalist and conservative hysteria, corruption scandals and political violence threatening to escalate even...
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Published in: oDRFractured friendships: Soviet-Afghan War veterans make their way through instability and conflictThirty years on from the end of the Soviet intervention in Afghanistan, war veterans are having to deal with...
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Published in: oDRHow ordinary Crimeans helped Russia annex their homeFive years on, the role of local people in Russia’s annexation of Crimea has been underestimated. Yet their help was...
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Published in: oDRIs anti-Chinese mood growing in Kyrgyzstan?A series of protests in Kyrgyzstan point to growing public feeling against China, one of the country’s biggest investors.
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