Гардзееў Юры

Сёньня Дзень народзінаў адзначае Юры Гардзееў.

Беларуская Інтэрнэт-Бібліятэка Kamunikat.org зычыць здароўя – перадусім; добрага настрою – не толькі ў гэты дзень; цёплага сонейка ў кожную пару году, дабрыні і разуменьня блізкіх, творчых палётаў і зьдзяйсьненьня мараў.

„Dokumenty!”

„Dokumenty!”

Discrimination on grounds of race in the Russian Federation

Miejsce wydania: Moscow

Data wydania: 2000

Wydawca: Amnesty Interntional

Wymiary: 88 s.

ISBN: 0-86210-322-3

Kategoria: Prawa człowieka; Społeczeństwo; Pamiętniki

Copyright © 2000 by DMitry Lebedev/Kommersant

Księgozbiór: EEDC — biblioteka Wschodnioeuropejskiego Centrum Demokratycznego, ul. Proletariacka 11, Białystok (egzemplarz papierowy)

Numery inwentarzowe: EEDC — [3414]

Discrimination on grounds of race is a reality for many members of ethnic or national minority groups in the Russian Federation. This report highlights particular patterns of racial discrimination and their effect on the everyday lives of the women, men and children in the Russian Federation who are denied their full human rights because of their colour, race, ethnicity, descent or national origin. Some groups are targeted disproportionately by police for checks of their identity documents, often leading to arbitrary detention or ill-treatment. Asylum-seekers and refugees suffer the additional difficulty that their’documentation is not recognized by the police. In some regions whole communities are denied a range of economic, civil and political rights, including their right to citizenship. As in many other countries, law enforcement agencies in the Russian Federation often reflect rather than challenge discriminatory attitudes in society at large. Many racist attacks are not reported to the police because the victims fear further abuse. The result is that victims of racist crime rarely see justice done. In October 2002 Amnesty International launched a major worldwide campaign against human rights abuses in the Russian Federation, Justice for everybody.

Katalog: EEDC

Tylko w bibliotece Wschodnioeuropejskiego Centrum Demokratycznego (egzemplarz papierowy)