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Report: Hungary at the service of the Kazakhstani dictator?
extradition, 14 July 2017
The extradition of Yerzhan Kadesov – how it is being carried out
Urgent: Hungary is at the service of the Kazakhstani dictator? Let’s stop the extradition of Yerzhan Kadesov
extradition, 14 July 2017
Yerzhan Kadesov is a former employee of BTA Bank; currently, he is facing extradition from Hungary. Mr. Kadesov is accused within the framework of the criminal case, carried out against the Kazakhstani opposition politician Mukhtar Ablyazov (the case of BTA Bank).
Members of PACE addressed Interpol to stop political persecution of Russian, Kazakh, Moldovan and Azerbaijani dissidents and activists
Russia, 14 July 2017
On 27 June, 2017, Members of PACE from across the political spectrum and different states addressed the Secretary of Interpol and the Commission for the Control of Interpol’s Files in a joint letter concerning the widespread abuses of Interpol system by Russia, Kazakhstan, Moldova and Azerbaijan.
The report: The reform of Interpol: Don't let it be stopped halfway
extradition, 09 June 2017
Non-democratic states carry out political persecution through the Interpol system. Both human rights NGOs and intergovernmental organisations have been working on this problem for several years. Finally, the reform of Interpol got underway.
The court confirmed the dubious nature of the criminal charges against Aleksander Orlow; however, the investigative bodies fail to notice violations
Open Dialog, 03 April 2017
For more than 4.5 years, a citizen of Poland, Aleksander Orlow, was held in detention in the Odessa detention facility under questionable charges. Due to the international publicity and professionalism of Ukrainian attorneys, it was possible to obtain a court decision on his release from custody.
EU personal sanctions for the prosecution of Ukrainian citizens: one step closer
Open Dialog, Russia, 16 March 2017
On 16 March, 2017, the European Parliament adopted a resolution regarding Ukrainian political prisoners in Russia and the situation in occupied Crimea. The resolution calls on the Russian government to immediately and unconditionally release all Ukrainian political prisoners.
Criminal prosecution of Ukrainian citizens for political reasons in Russia and occupied Crimea
Open Dialog, Russia, 28 February 2017
Russian military aggression against Ukraine is accompanied by a large-scale oppression of Ukrainian citizens. More than 60 people have been subjected to criminal prosecution for political reasons. Of these, 45 persons are being held in detention.

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Report: Hungary at the service of the Kazakhstani dictator?

Urgent: Hungary is at the service of the Kazakhstani dictator? Let’s stop the extradition of Yerzhan Kadesov

Members of PACE addressed Interpol to stop political persecution of Russian, Kazakh, Moldovan and Azerbaijani dissidents and activists

The report: The reform of Interpol: Don't let it be stopped halfway

The court confirmed the dubious nature of the criminal charges against Aleksander Orlow; however, the investigative bodies fail to notice violations

EU personal sanctions for the prosecution of Ukrainian citizens: one step closer

Criminal prosecution of Ukrainian citizens for political reasons in Russia and occupied Crimea

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Logical operators

132 results

Report: Hungary at the service of the Kazakhstani dictator?

Urgent: Hungary is at the service of the Kazakhstani dictator? Let’s stop the extradition of Yerzhan Kadesov

Members of PACE addressed Interpol to stop political persecution of Russian, Kazakh, Moldovan and Azerbaijani dissidents and activists

The report: The reform of Interpol: Don't let it be stopped halfway

The court confirmed the dubious nature of the criminal charges against Aleksander Orlow; however, the investigative bodies fail to notice violations

EU personal sanctions for the prosecution of Ukrainian citizens: one step closer

Criminal prosecution of Ukrainian citizens for political reasons in Russia and occupied Crimea

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