News
07 November 2007
The state pays 180 000 rubles to brothers Yankovsky from Orenburg as a compensation for police abuse
06 November 2007
Proceedings against the policeman accused of beating a woman started in Mariy El
06 November 2007
Alexander Solomonovich Gorelik deceased
01 November 2007
The Committee against Torture finishes the preliminary check upon the application of Natalya Petrova, a reporter from Kazan
31 October 2007
Famous British legal expert Lutz Oette takes part in the training for Nizhny Novgorod lawyers organized by the Committee against Torture
30 October 2007
The Supreme Court of Bashkiria cancels the acquitting judgement for the policemen
30 October 2007
The “Human Rights in Russia” Portal still functions despite hacker attacks
29 October 2007
Bashkiria Supreme Court is going to try the cassation appeal under the case of battery of a minor
26 October 2007
Sochi victims claim that SPF officers beat them long and heavily
26 October 2007
Address to the Prosecutor of Krasnodarskiy Kray
25 October 2007
A citizen of Nizhny Novgorod claiming he was battered by policemen was arrested right after a TV story based on the accident.
24 October 2007
Hearing of the case of 8 SPF officers continues today at 10 a.m.
24 October 2007
Portal “Human Rights in Russia” (HRO.org) under attack
24 October 2007
Today the United Nations Organization Anniversary is celebrated
24 October 2007
WITNESSES AND VICTIMS TALKING ABOUT THE “ACT OF RETALIATION” DURING THE COURT HEARING OF THE CASE OF SOCHI SPF OFFICERS
23 October 2007
Lawyers from the Committee against Torture take part in the 12th session of Nizhny Novgorod young scholars
23 October 2007
Trial of SPF officers’ case is resumed in Sochi
19 October 2007
Yesterday the European Court of Human Rights found living conditions in the pre-trial detention centre of Nizhny Novgorod inhuman
18 October 2007
Seminar on kidnapping for human rights organizations and law enforcement agencies starts in Pyatigorsk
17 October 2007
SPF officers were illegally kept in a pre-trial detention centre for seven days regardless of the court decision