Environmental Rights
This section covers issues related to the rights of individuals and green groups to work with environmental problems in Russia. The violation of this right is becoming a regular practice in modern Rus... 		Red Report
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The Nikitin case
The Nikitin case - all about the process against Aleksandr Nikitin starting from October 1995 and until today.
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The Pasko Case
Grigory Pasko, an investigative journalist who worked for the Pacific Fleet's newspaper, was arrested on 20 November 1997 by the FSB and charged with high treason for his writing about the nuclear safety issues in the Russian Pacific Fleet.
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Access to enviroinformation
Violation of the right to have access to environmental information is becoming a regular practice in Russia. Environmental activists are experiencing reprisals from the officials. Sergey Kharitonov, operator at Leningrad NPP and member of GreenWorld NGO, was fired after he had revealed safety violations at NPP's spent fuel storage.
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News
2006-06-10 Access to enviroinformation
Russia to build four nuclear units a year
2006-05-09 Access to enviroinformation
Russian society greets spring in the courtrooms
2006-03-23 Access to enviroinformation
European Commission reacts to new Russian NGO law
2006-02-10 The Nikitin case
Alexander Nikitin looks over the last decade since his trumped-up arrest
2006-01-26 Access to enviroinformation
Putin: UK spy flap justifies NGO crack-down
2006-01-23 Access to enviroinformation
FSB casts first stone in war on NGOs
2006-01-19 Access to enviroinformation
NGO bill becomes a law
2005-12-22 Access to enviroinformation
Russian NGO bill forbids activities of foreign organizations in closed cities
General news
2004-12-13
Mayak fence Russian secret services block sociological study
Komsomolskaya Pravda, a Russian tabloid, published an article on November 12th accusing renowned Russian sociologist Olga Tsepilova of have ties to “friends in the CIA.” Read on
2004-11-22 Nuclear Industry
Red Report Cover New Bellona report on Russia’s nuclear industry to be presented in EU Parliament Wednesday
The Bellona Foundation and Member of European Parliament (MEP) Diane Wallis will co-organize a hearing where the latest Bellona report, The Russian Nuclear Industry—The Need for Reform, will be presented. The report’s presentation will take place at the European Parliament in Brussels this Wednesday, November 24th in room ASP 1 H1 at 14:30. Read on
Lipponen v/s Bellona
Finnish media coverage, March 20-21 2001
Finnish PM Paavo Lipponen really stirred things up when calling Bellona Foundation activists "terrorists" - a statement he soon had to withdraw. Here are som e excerpts from Finnish media on the case, from March 20 and 21, 2001. Read on

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