September 17, 2018 The Kremlin’s Lies Are Wearing Thin Over Skripal Poisoning Even supporters of the Putin regime are finding it hard to digest the latest development in the Salisbury poisoning case.
September 7, 2018 Political Activists Targeted in Widespread Crackdown Ahead of Demonstrations In the build-up to further protests set to take place on September 09 against the Putin’s regime pension reforms, political activists around Russia have been arrested and their offices raided.
September 4, 2018 Putin’s Popularity Slump Threatens Electoral Success As the September elections draw ever closer, Putin’s popularity fails to rise in light of scandalous pension reforms.
August 15, 2018 Mikhail Khodorkovsky Announces Launch of Foundation for International Investigations of Crimes Against Media: Justice for Journalists Justice for Journalists, a foundation set up in order to investigate violent crimes against journalists who have been targeted as a result of their professional duties
August 3, 2018 Who Guards the Guardians? The Illusion of Civil Society in Russia A brief history of civil society in Russia from Yeltsin to Putin 4.0
August 1, 2018 Head of Investigation Control Centre Plans trip to the Central African Republic to Investigate Murder of Russian journalists After the murder of three journalists in the Central African Republic, the investigation begins
July 25, 2018 “I don’t want to die at work” As the retirement age in Russia is increased, many fear not making it to their pensions
July 18, 2018 As Trump Gives Way To Putin, The World Is Left In Dismay International spectators hold their breath as Donald Trump signals concessions to Putin over election interference
July 18, 2018 Pussy Riot Call For Kremlin To Address Human Rights During World Cup Final Radical activists storm the pitch calling for the Russian Government to address human rights
June 14, 2018 Russia’s World Cup Is The Most Costly To Date Amid corruption scandals and vast overspending, Russia’s world cup has cost an arm and a leg
June 7, 2018 It’s the World Cup, but Jack isn’t here to watch it. John O’Brien, who lost his son on board MH17, speaks out on the World Cup, and finding a common humanity amidst the catastrophe of war.
May 14, 2018 “I Do Not Want To Participate In This Charade” Prominent journalists pull out of Russia’s Human Rights Council after failure to investigate beatings at anti-Putin demonstration
