Reports and data
OVD-Info approaches the issue of political persecution from multiple angles–we prepare and publish analyses, as well as gather and process data on citizens’ rights violations.
All of our work informs tactical decisions in the present and lays the foundation for future changes in the system.

Summary of Russian wartime repression. One year since the full-scale invasion
On February 24, 2022, Russia began a full-scale war in Ukraine. This has caused a catastrophic destruction, led to victims, and protests in Russia. Over the past year, we have counted almost 20,000 arrests in connection with anti-war positions in 240 locations in 78 regions.

Urgent Need to Reinforce UN Treaty Bodies. Joint Statement by Civil Society Organisations

Information on the Russian Federation for the 134-136th sessions of the UN Human Rights Committee

Information on the human rights situation in Russia for the OSCE’s Moscow Mechanism
This report on the human rights situation in Russia is provided by a coalition of civil society organizations in the Russian Federation for the OSCE’s Moscow Mechanism invoked to look into and assess the ongoing crack down on civil society, media and human rights violations. This intervention consists of an overview of the state of human rights in various fields and a catalog of relevant data and reports.

Input of information in reply to the call for submissions: Challenges to freedom of opinion and expression in times of conflicts and disturbances
These submissions will deal with the recent legislative changes and judicial practice in Russia that followed the full-scale military invasion of Ukraine as of 24 February 2022.

Unresolved Freedom of Assembly Issues in Russia in 2020
In this submission we will describe the developments of the situation in law regarding freedom of assembly in Russia that occurred between April 2020 and April 2021; describe the development of the situation in practice; describe the efforts that we have undertaken at a domestic level to implement the ECHR’s judgment in Lashmankin and the authorities' reaction to these efforts