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Profile of a Human Rights Defender: Mari Davtyan
18.2.21: Russian Lawyer Mari Davtyan participated in EHRAC's virtual expert roundtable on self-defence in contexts of domestic violence in September 2020.
Bashir Mutsolgov
14.12.20: EHRAC submitted Bashir Mutsolgov’s case to the UN’s Working Group on Enforced and Involuntary Disappearances in 2020.
Adam Medov
14.12.20: EHRAC submitted Adam Medov’s case to the UN’s Working Group on Enforced Disappearances in June 2020.
Rashid Ozdoyev & Tamerlan Tsechoyev
14.12.20: EHRAC submitted the case of Rashid Ozdoyev to the UN’s Working Group on Enforced and Involuntary Disappearances in July 2020, and is also preparing to submit the case of Tamerlan Tsechoyev.
Timur Yandiev
14.12.20: EHRAC submitted Timur Yandiev’s case to the UN’s Working Group on Enforced and Involuntary Disappearances in December 2019.
Litigating self-defence in a domestic violence context: Interview with Mari Davtyan
30.11.20: EHRAC spoke to Russian lawyer Mari Davtyan about her work and recent participation in EHRAC’s virtual expert roundtable on litigating self-defence in a domestic violence context.
EHRAC briefing paper on litigating self-defence in the context of domestic violence
30.11.20: This briefing paper addresses some of the issues arising when litigating cases on behalf of women charged with harming their partners in self-defence.
Note on International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) report/roundtable on the state of the independence of the legal profession in Ukraine
16.11.20: The situation of the security and independence of lawyers in Ukraine, and the obstacles to represent clients on human rights claims, presents the sadly not uncommon disjuncture between high standards on paper, and serious concerns in reality.
EHRAC’s Latest Bulletin (October 2020)
23.10.20: Since our last update, we have won 15 cases at the European Court of Human Rights, relating to...
Witness Statements in International Human Rights Litigation: Preparation Guide
26.9.20: This booklet produced by EHRAC in English and translated into Russian, Georgian and Azerbaijani is a practical guide to preparing detailed witness statements.
Tagiyev and Huseynov v Azerbaijan
15.9.20: Criminal conviction for publication of an article criticising Islam.
Razvozzhayev v. Russia & Ukraine and Udaltsov v. Russia
22.6.20: A case concerning the conviction of two men for organising “mass disorder” in a political rally at Bolotnaya Square in Moscow on 6 May 2012.