Articles

26/09/19

Nagorno-Karabakh: The contrast between dream and reality may result in a wind of change

Sharing worst practice: How countries and institutions in the former Soviet Union help create legal tools of repression examines the extent to which governments across the former Soviet Union (FSU)…

Article by The Norwegian Helsinki Committee

Human Rights

26/09/19

Conclusions and Recommendations

Sharing worst practice: How countries and institutions in the former Soviet Union help create legal tools of repression examines the extent to which governments across the former Soviet Union (FSU)…

Article by Gunnar M. Ekelove-Slydal, Adam Hug, Ana Pashalishvili and Inna Sangadzhiyeva

Media and Online Freedom

15/01/19

In Azerbaijan, big brother is watching you everywhere: offline, online, on mobile devices and social media apps 

Sharing worst practice: How countries and institutions in the former Soviet Union help create legal tools of repression examines the extent to which governments across the former Soviet Union (FSU)…

Article by Arzu Geybulla

Human Rights

10/04/18

Sleight of hand: How to make a journalist disappear – Afgan Mukhtarli’s case

Sharing worst practice: How countries and institutions in the former Soviet Union help create legal tools of repression examines the extent to which governments across the former Soviet Union (FSU)…

Article by Mariam Uberi & G. Khoo

Asylum and Extradition

04/12/17

Closing the Door: Executive summary

Sharing worst practice: How countries and institutions in the former Soviet Union help create legal tools of repression examines the extent to which governments across the former Soviet Union (FSU)…

Article by Adam Hug

Asylum and Extradition

04/12/17

Introduction: Closing the door on those in need

Sharing worst practice: How countries and institutions in the former Soviet Union help create legal tools of repression examines the extent to which governments across the former Soviet Union (FSU)…

Article by Adam Hug

Asylum and Extradition

04/12/17

The region less-explored: Europe’s response to persons coming from the former Soviet Union in a changing Common European Asylum System

Sharing worst practice: How countries and institutions in the former Soviet Union help create legal tools of repression examines the extent to which governments across the former Soviet Union (FSU)…

Article by Claire Rimmer Quaid and Minos Mouzourakis

Asylum and Extradition

04/12/17

Azerbaijan: Challenges to migrants and asylum seekers from the oil-rich state

Sharing worst practice: How countries and institutions in the former Soviet Union help create legal tools of repression examines the extent to which governments across the former Soviet Union (FSU)…

Article by Dr Leila Alieva

Asylum and Extradition

04/12/17

INTERPOL reforms and the challenges ahead for cross-border cooperation

Sharing worst practice: How countries and institutions in the former Soviet Union help create legal tools of repression examines the extent to which governments across the former Soviet Union (FSU)…

Article by Bruno Min

Asylum and Extradition

04/12/17

Closing the Door: Conclusions and recommendations

Sharing worst practice: How countries and institutions in the former Soviet Union help create legal tools of repression examines the extent to which governments across the former Soviet Union (FSU)…

Article by Adam Hug

Democracy and Elections

24/11/17

Institutionally Blind: The next steps in reforming the Council of Europe and the OSCE

Sharing worst practice: How countries and institutions in the former Soviet Union help create legal tools of repression examines the extent to which governments across the former Soviet Union (FSU)…

Article by Adam Hug

Media and Online Freedom

21/03/17

The Information Battle : Executive Summary

Sharing worst practice: How countries and institutions in the former Soviet Union help create legal tools of repression examines the extent to which governments across the former Soviet Union (FSU)…

Article by Adam Hug