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where human rights are ensured and protected.
where you can tell the truth.
that has no political prisoners.
where the truth about the past is not being concealed or distorted.

which is not waging any war, either within or outside its borders.
We want to live in Russia
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We are working on it.
where human rights are ensured and protected.
where everyone can tell the truth.
that has no political prisoners.
where the truth about the past is not being concealed or distorted.
which is not waging any war, either within or outside its borders.
We want to live in Russia
Why we need your support
The Supreme Court of the Russian Federation liquidated the International Memorial. This is a big blow to the work of the Memorial.

But no matter what decisions the court makes, the Memorial cannot be liquidated. Memorial is not only legal entities, but everyone who remembers the Soviet terror and opposes modern repressions and wars.

The Memorial still has a lot of projects that should continue and develop, and new ones should appear.

Other organizations will continue the work of various Memorial projects, and they can be helped by supporting the Memorial Foundation.

All funds sent via donate.memo.ru cannot be arrested by a court decision and will be used to continue the further work of the Memorial projects.

If you wish to support our work, you can also help by donating to Mémorial France.
We know that our museum collection and the archive are in high demand. We know that many historical documents from the Soviet era are still waiting to be published. We know that many people still seek help in searching for their relatives abducted recently. We know that more than 300 political prisoners and their families need our help. We know that our support is needed with cases filed in Russian courts and the European Court of Human Rights.

We know that people want to learn, remember, seek truth and justice. Our common mission, shared memory and responsibility is to continue this work in Russia.
We know that our databases are not yet complete. We constantly help people to find out about the fates and burial places of their family members
We know that people want to learn, remember, seek truth and justice. Our common mission, shared memory and responsibility is to continue this work in Russia.

We want to live in a country where human rights are protected. We are working on it.
We want to live in Russia where human rights are ensured and protected
We appreciate the support
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schools organized: GULAG Tourism (Travel Blogging in the Context of GULAG History), Documentary Filmmaking, Public Defender School
3 000+
research works by middle and high school students across Russia are presented annually at the inter-school contest. The authors of the best submissions are invited to attend the award ceremony in Moscow
200+
Tours, lectures, seminars and conferences held
1
Volunteer camp
10+
exhibitions held, many of which are still presented in various cities of Russia
5 000+
people take part in Return of the Names Event
30 000+
new sheets added to the Archive of GULAG History and the Archive of Political Dissent
2 000+
items added to the museum collection and photo archive
40 000+
sheets from the archives and hundreds of museum exhibit items were digilized and catalogued
20+
books, anthologies, references, martyrologies and thousands of documents compiled and published
600+
people requested the archival and library data
3 000+
archival consultations provided for investigation into the fates of oppression victims
400
files of repressed persons deposited in the state archives researched to install The Last Address memorial plates all across the country
10 000+
new entries to the database
8
new websites and special projects launched
1
historical board game has been published being a replica of the hand-made board game from the Memorial's museum taking a player through the 74 years Soviet history
10
Russian and international awards received by the Memorial and its members
27 000+
legal consultations provided to the victims of human rights abuse and persons from socially vulnerable groups
2 400+
cases in Russian courts provided with legal counselling
150
complaints for human rights abuse submitted to the European Court of Human Rights
1500+
press releases, messages and expert analytical papers on human rights violations published
10+
podcast episodes recorded
15+
press conferences, panel discussions and other events on human rights issues arranged
1
international solidarity campaign with Oyub Titiyev, the head of the Human Right Advocacy Center Memorial in Grozny imprisoned in 2018. Now Oyub is free
Activities of International Memorial and Human Rights Center «Memorial»

schools organized: GULAG Tourism (Travel Blogging in the Context of GULAG History), Documentary Filmmaking, Public Defender School
3
research works by middle and high school students across Russia are presented annually at the inter-school contest. The authors of the best submissions are invited to attend the award ceremony in Moscow
3 000+
tours, lectures, seminars and conferences held
200+
volunteer camp
1
exhibitions held, many of which are still presented in various cities of Russia
10+
people take part in Return of the Names Event
5 000+
new sheets added to the Archive of GULAG History and the Archive of Political Dissent
30 000+
items added to the museum collection and photo archive
2 000+
sheets from the archives and hundreds of museum exhibit items were digilized and catalogued
40 000+
books, anthologies, references, martyrologies and thousands of documents compiled and published
20+
people requested the archival and library data
600+
archival consultations provided for investigation into the fates of oppression victims
3 000+
files of repressed persons deposited in the state archives researched to install The Last Address memorial plates all across the country
400
new entries to the database
10 000+
new websites and special projects launched
8
historical board game has been published being a replica of the hand-made board game from the Memorial's museum taking a player through the 74 years Soviet history
1
Russian and international awards received by the Memorial and its members
10
legal consultations provided to the victims of human rights abuse and persons from socially vulnerable groups
27 000+
cases in Russian courts provided with legal counselling
2 400+
complaints for human rights abuse submitted to the European Court of Human Rights
150
press releases, messages and expert analytical papers on human rights violations published
1500+
podcast episodes recorded
10+
press conferences, panel discussions and other events on human rights issues arranged
15+
1
international solidarity campaign with Oyub Titiyev, the head of the Human Right Advocacy Center Memorial in Grozny imprisoned in 2018. Now Oyub is free
Our Activities for the Past Two Years
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