23.09.2022 - Lack of accountability for ‘’Bloody January’’ events & persecution of critics undermine pledged modernisation
News
Corona Should Not Be Used to Restrict Human Rights: Clear End Date and Oversight Essential for Emergency Powers in Hungary (Statement)
Malaysia: Promote human rights amidst political upheaval (Statement)
Constitutional Coup in Russia :Putin’s Move to Devalue International Human Rights Treaties Could Set Dangerous Global Precedent (Press-Release)
Call for Acquittal of ‘Istanbul 10’ Defendants (Appeal)
Appeal in support of Kyrgyz lawyers
Solidarity with WHRD Cristina Palabay in Philippines (Statement)
India: State must denounce and investigate the violence in the Jawaharlal Nehru University (Statement)
Statement on the recent presidential election in the Republic of Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan: Cease undue pressure on young civic activist Beybarys Tolymbekov
Release or credibly charge Kazakhstani activist. Joint statement on arrest of Serikzhan Bilash, a human rights defender
Statement in view of the events occurred over the visit of the deputies of the European Parliament to the Republic of Kazakhstan
The danger of speaking out – recent trends in Central Asia
In Kazakhstan the right to form and join trade unions is grossly violated and working activists are subjected to persecution
Statement on the prosecution of civil activists Yermek Narymbayev and Serikzhan Mambetalin
Statement on the adoption of the Law on NGO