Publications

Human rights organization Human Constanta continues to collect information and analyze trends in the application of laws on countering “extremism” in Belarus from the standpoint of international human rights standards. In this review, we have collected new trends and practices in the application of anti-extremist laws over two months in connection with an increased number of important events that occurred in April and May 2021.

Human rights organization Human Constanta, as part of its effort to promote the idea of antidiscrimination, analyzed the "List of Organizations and Individuals Involved in Terrorist Activities" (hereinafter - the List) - and provides an analytical note on this topic.

In this report, we want to summarize and record the practice that has developed in Belarus during 2020 and describe the most outstanding situations.

Human Constanta collects information and analyzes tendencies related to the topic of "extremism" in Belarus from the point of view of international human rights standards. The present issue covers the three months of 2021.

This report provides an overview of the office’s activities, the specifics of appeals, and a description of the legislative and law administration problems we faced in 2020.

In this report, ARTICLE 19 and Human Constanta examine the interpretation of various Belarusian legislation – in particular on ‘extremism’ and ‘hate speech’.