Europäischer Menschenrechtsdialog

Memorial Human Rights Centre considers Valery Yevsin a political prisoner, in accordance with international guidelines defining the term. We believe he has been prosecuted for exercising the rights to freedom of expression and

Memorial Human Rights Centre, in accordance with international guidelines, considers 33-year-old Khabarovsk activist Aleksei Vorsin a political prisoner. We believe he is being prosecuted solely for

Memorial Human Rights Centre, in accordance with international guidelines, considers 33-year-old Khabarovsk activist Aleksei Vorsin a political prisoner. We believe he is being prosecuted solely for his

Memorial Human Rights Centre, in accordance with international guidelines defining the term ‘political prisoner,’ considers the criminal prosecution of Krasnoyarsk activist Gleb Maryasov politically motivated and unlawful.

Memorial Human Rights Centre, in accordance with international guidelines, considers the criminal prosecution of Moscow activists Olga Misik, Igor Basharimov, and Ivan Vorobyovsky politically motivated and unlawful. We believe

Memorial Human Rights Centre, in accordance with international guidelines, considers the criminal prosecution of Moscow activists Olga Misik, Igor Basharimov, and Ivan Vorobyovsky politically motivated and unlawful. We believe the

Memorial Human Rights Centre considers Salman Tepsurkayev a political prisoner in accordance with international guidelines. We have reason to believe that after his abduction he was taken to Chechnya where he was forcibly

Memorial Human Rights Centre, in accordance with international guidelines, considers Oleh Prykhodko a political prisoner. We believe he is innocent of all charges and the case against him has been fabricated. Oleh

Memorial Human Rights Centre considers Muso Dzhalolov a political prisoner, in accordance with its definition of the term. We believe Dzhalolov’s criminal prosecution is politically motivated and was conducted by the authorities in order

Memorial Human Rights Centre, in line with international guidelines defining the term ‘political prisoner,’ considers 29-year-old Kursk resident Sergei Lavrov a political prisoner. Lavrov’s prosecution has had the aim of forcing