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“By closing down the organisation, Russian authorities trample on the memory of millions of victims lost to the Gulag. The decision to close down Memorial should be immediately overturned as it represented a direct assault on the rights to freedom of expression and association and a blatant attack on civil society that seeks to blur the national memory of state repression.”

Director of Amnesty International Eastern Europe and Central Asia

28 Dec 2021 3 2

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“Marfa Rabkova's case epitomizes the horrors currently faced by human rights defenders and the wider civil society in Belarus. Over the last 18 months, Alyaksandr Lukashenka's government has effectively outlawed the country's entire human rights community by imprisoning dozens of human rights activists under spurious charges, closing vast numbers of NGOs and arbitrarily detaining hundreds of peaceful protesters. Marfa Rabkova is facing up to 20 years in prison amid an onslaught of obviously baseless, politically-motivated charges when all she has done is stand up for human rights. The secrecy that surrounds her prosecution, however, means we may never know the details of what she has been officially accused of. The Belarusian authorities must immediately and unconditionally release not only Marfa Rabkova, but all of her detained colleagues from Viasna and other activists that continue to be arbitrarily detained throughout the country. The relentless persecution of civil society groups in Belarus must end.”

Director of Amnesty International Eastern Europe and Central Asia

01 Dec 2021 7 4

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“The audacity and scale of this cynical attack are unprecedented, effectively suppressing the rights to freedom of expression and association of thousands. The objective is clear: to raze Aleksei Navalny's movement to the ground while he languishes in prison. It is symbolic and particularly telling of the Russian authorities' cowardice that the court proceedings have been pronounced 'secret' and will be closed to the public without sufficient safeguards of fairness.”

Director of Amnesty International Eastern Europe and Central Asia

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Apr, 2021

The audacity and scale of this cynical attack are unprecedented, effectively suppressing the rights to freedom of expression and association of thousands. The objective is clear: to raze Aleksei Navalny's movement to the ground while he languishes in prison. It is symbolic and particularly telling of the Russian authorities' cowardice that the court proceedings have been pronounced 'secret' and will be closed to the public without sufficient safeguards of fairness.

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Dec, 2021

Marfa Rabkova's case epitomizes the horrors currently faced by human rights defenders and the wider civil society in Belarus. Over the last 18 months, Alyaksandr Lukashenka's government has effectively outlawed the country's entire human rights community by imprisoning dozens of human rights activists under spurious charges, closing vast numbers of NGOs and arbitrarily detaining hundreds of peaceful protesters. Marfa Rabkova is facing up to 20 years in prison amid an onslaught of obviously baseless, politically-motivated charges when all she has done is stand up for human rights. The secrecy that surrounds her prosecution, however, means we may never know the details of what she has been officially accused of. The Belarusian authorities must immediately and unconditionally release not only Marfa Rabkova, but all of her detained colleagues from Viasna and other activists that continue to be arbitrarily detained throughout the country. The relentless persecution of civil society groups in Belarus must end.

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Dec, 2021

By closing down the organisation, Russian authorities trample on the memory of millions of victims lost to the Gulag. The decision to close down Memorial should be immediately overturned as it represented a direct assault on the rights to freedom of expression and association and a blatant attack on civil society that seeks to blur the national memory of state repression.