Rabies re-emergence after long-term disease freedom (Amur Oblast, Russia) by A. D. Botvinkin, I. D. Zarva, I. V. Meltsоv, S. A. Chupin, E. M. Poleshchuk, N. G. Zinyakov, S. V. Samokhvalov, I. V. Solovey, N. V. Yakovleva, G. N. Sidorov, I. A. Boyko, V. G. Yudin, E. I. Andaev, A. Ye. Metlin

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Russian authority and the Internet: safety vs freedom of speech by I. A. Lavrov, A. V. Sokol

“…The analysis of international assessments of freedom of the mass media, freedom of the Internet and individual freedom in the Russian Federation during various periods of the implementation of these laws in everyday life has been given.…”
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Online Propaganda and Disinformation in Russian Ukrainian conflict by Maria ENACHI

“…Social media platforms have implemented measures to counter Russian disinformation, raising questions about information control and potential consequences for freedom of expression. …”
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Значительно о малозначительном: практика при­менения ч. 2 ст. 14 УК РФ (системный анализ текущей официальной уголовной политики и противоречивой судебной практики)... by Колоколов, Н.А.

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Lessons learnt from measures taken to prevent rabies introduction and spread into a long rabies free territory (case study of the Irkutsk Oblast) by I. V. Meltsov, A. M. Ablov, E. N. Shkolnikova, M. E. Koplik, P. A. Minchenko, T. V. Desyatova, I. D. Zarva, A. D. Botvinkin, A. Ye. Metlin

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The right to be forgotten in the context of the Russian-Ukrainian war by S. O. Popova

“…The importance of ensuring a balance between freedom of speech, expression of views, freedom of the press and the right to be forgotten is established. …”
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NEGATION, INCLUDING, GRADUAL OBLIVION: STATE STRATEGIES ON SOVIET HERITAGE IN GEORGIA, ARMENIA AND AZERBAIJAN by A. A. Tokarev

“…It inherited the Soviet cult of personality and combined this practice with a completely non-Soviet (Eastern) tradition of political dynasties covered by the election system.The Armenian political tradition includes reference to Soviet Armenia as theSecondRepublic, which distinguishes the country from the neighbors who consider themselves to be the successors of the democratic republics that emerged during the Civil War inRussia. Despite competitive elections and free media, the Armenian leadership seeks to establish a political system with a single dominant party and formally maintain electoral competition. …”
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Retrospective of Human Rights Activities of the World Federation of Ukrainian Women’s Organizations by I. V. Periv

“…The organization acts as an initiator and participant of international conferences, protest actions, publications in international media and advocacy campaigns in leading world institutions. …”
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