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Why Russia’s #MeToo moment hasn’t happened
The sanctuary for women is nestled next to a monastery deep in the Moscow suburbs, down a narrow snow-covered road past a white archway. Its name, Kitezh, is a reference to a Russian myth about a city hidden under a lake to protect its residentsПодробнее >
Russian ‘slapping law’ a setback for victims of domestic violence
In Russia, certain forms of domestic violence are set to be decriminalised. On Wednesday, MPs voted overwhelmingly in favour of a bill that would reduce the punishment for those convicted of domestic violence. Supporters of the legislation, known as the «slapping law», say they toПодробнее >
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Rights Advocates Warn Russian Domestic Abuse Law Will ‘Protect The Oppressor’
The young mother spoke softly but with determination. After fleeing from her abusive boyfriend, she and her newborn baby found refuge last month in a women’s shelter on the outskirts of Moscow. According to Russian law at the time, he could have faced criminal prosecutionПодробнее >
Russia’s Move to Soften Domestic Violence Law Raises Fears
Russian lawmakers recently voted to partially decriminalize domestic violence in cases when there is no bodily harm. Supporters argue a fine or limited jail time is enough punishment and avoids breaking up families. Opponents, including victims of domestic violence, say police in Russia are alreadyПодробнее >