News
17 January 2008
The state paid 400 thousand rubles to two Chechnya citizens as compensation for killing their relatives
14 January 2008
The Mariy El Supreme Court approved the decision of the Yoshkar Ola court to pay compensation to Denis Darovskih, a minor battered by the police
11 January 2008
January 12 – Day of the RF Prosecutor’s Office
09 January 2008
Another wrongful decision of the prosecution service
09 January 2008
A criminal case against the policemen who had violently beaten a citizen of Yoshkar-Ola was opened
09 January 2008
Policemen from Orenburg were sentenced to 7 years in a penal colony for homicide
26 December 2007
The case of the schoolboy from Bashkiria beaten by policemen is again in court
21 December 2007
The sentence on policemen who ill-treated Genady Denisov has been passed
17 December 2007
The INGO Committee Against Torture will take part in a seminar on law in Tomsk
14 December 2007
A district policeman has beaten a man to death
13 December 2007
The European Court of Human Rights will decide as to the urgent communication of the complaint of Olga Gavrilova, a citizen of Nizhny Novgorod
10 December 2007
10 December 2007 – Human Rights Day
06 December 2007
Vice-chairperson of the INGO Committee Against Torture will take part in the 5th International Psychological Trauma Symposium
06 December 2007
The Committee Against Torture has achieved a court decision that is important for Russia
05 December 2007
The court has acknowledged that the inaction of a prosecution official was unlawful
03 December 2007
The sentence on the policemen charged with the murder of Aleksandr Anoshin has been annulled
30 November 2007
The Committee Against Torture has filed a complaint to the European Court under the case of Olga Gavrilova
26 November 2007
Regional non-governmental organization “Man and Law” (Mariy El) is 8 years old!
26 November 2007
The state is to pay 9 000 rubles to under-age Denis Darovskih from Yoshkar-Ola as a compensation for police abuse
26 November 2007
Human rights defenders from Kemerovo claim that unknown people tried to break into the office of the South-Siberian Human Rights Centre