Eastern Europe2023-02-15T15:28:42+01:00

Eastern Europe

The history of the International Society for Human Rights is closely tied to that of the Soviet Union. After its fall in 1991, ISHR sections formed in many countries of the former USSR, including all six countries of the Eastern Partnership (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine) as well as in Russia. Currently, exciting joint projects regarding freedom of information and media and strengthening civil society actors are being carried out in the region by the sections, iniated by the ISHR in Germany, with support from the German Federal Foreign Office.

Universal Rights 2.0

Matthew Daniels, Thomas Schirrmacher, Matthias K. Boehning. Universal Rights 2.0: Educating a Digital Generation to Advance Universal Rights. ISHR Global Issues Series, Vol. 3. Culture and Science Publishing: Bonn, 2026. 148 pp. ISBN 978-3-86269-341-2.

China: Raid on house church

On June 14, 2026, the communist authorities of the People’s Republic of China conducted a large-scale raid against the Early Rain Covenant Church.

Hongkong: Jimmy Lai Is Not Yet Free

Trump Failed to Secure the Release of the Hong Kong Media Entrepreneur during his visit to Beijing – The Release of Pastor Jin appears possible

Annual Conference 2026 – Oleksandra Matviichuk

Oleksandra Matviichuk, Ukrainian human rights lawyer, reports by video at the 54th Annual Conference of the ISHR on the systematic documentation of war crimes and the dramatic situation of the Ukrainian civilian population.

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