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 Republika Srpska’s steadfast descent into authoritarianism

Republika Srpska’s steadfast descent into authoritarianism

May 10, 2023

Southeastern Europe regional editor Marija Ivanovic looks at the steps Republika Srpska has taken on its path into authoritarianiasm

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 Shame and a prevailing culture of silence: How Tajikistan’s government is failing women

Shame and a prevailing culture of silence: How Tajikistan’s government is failing women

April 26, 2023

Sydney Millar looks at gender-based violence in Tajikistan and how prevailing cultural trends leave women with little recourse for help

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 Persecution of civil society intensifies amidst preparations for the Constitution amendment referendum in Uzbekistan

Persecution of civil society intensifies amidst preparations for the Constitution amendment referendum in Uzbekistan

April 21, 2023

In this translated piece, Viktor Volkov discusses the case of Nafosat Ollashukurova and the repression of civil society in Uzbekistan

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 How the March demonstrations in Georgia showed the importance of women’s engagement in public protest

How the March demonstrations in Georgia showed the importance of women’s engagement in public protest

April 17, 2023

In this op-ed, Natika Kantaria discusses the 7-9 March demonstrations in Tbilisi and the importance of women's engagement in protest

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 Independent media on trial: A new wave of arrests against Karakalpak protestors

Independent media on trial: A new wave of arrests against Karakalpak protestors

March 27, 2023

Sydney Millar analyses the latest trial of the Karakalpak protestors, with a focus on the sentencing of journalist Dauletmurat Tazhimuratov

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 Tolerance to uncertainty: The experience of Ukrainians

Tolerance to uncertainty: The experience of Ukrainians

March 22, 2023

Yana Prokhorenko discusses how the war in Ukraine has forced people to be in a constant state of uncertainty, and how this can be tolerated

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 How Georgia’s youth mobilised against a controversial “foreign agent” law

How Georgia’s youth mobilised against a controversial “foreign agent” law

March 14, 2023

Alexandra Kuenning and Lukas Baake explore the role of Georgia's youth in the recent protests against the foreign agent draft law

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 “We often scream to a wall and no-one hears us”: Activists struggle for justice in post-war Azerbaijan

“We often scream to a wall and no-one hears us”: Activists struggle for justice in post-war Azerbaijan

March 2, 2023

Thijs Korsten and Viktoria Kobzeva put the spotlight on the arrest of Bakhtiyar Hajiyev and wider trends in Azerbaijani civil society

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 Between “foreign agents” and “propaganda”:  How new legislation targets Russia’s LGBTI community

Between “foreign agents” and “propaganda”: How new legislation targets Russia’s LGBTI community

February 20, 2023

Alexandra West takes a look at Russia's latest amendment to their propaganda laws, a move which will have devastating consequences for the country’s LGBTI community. 

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 “My fear is that my country will be wiped from the map”: In France, the EU’s largest Armenian diaspora worries for its home under threat

“My fear is that my country will be wiped from the map”: In France, the EU’s largest Armenian diaspora worries for its home under threat

January 27, 2023

Cristina Coellen investigates how the EU's largest Armenian diaspora works to mobilise actionable support from France

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