Board of FHRUL (elected 2011-6-11)
1. Tatjana Zhdanoka, MEP 2. Yakov Pliner 3. Miroslav Mitrofanov 4. Vladimyr Buzaev 5. Zhanna Karelina 6. Andrey Tolmachov 7. Yury Petropavlovsky 8....
Political program of Political Party “FHRUL – For Human Rights in a United Latvia”
Adopted: 03.06.2006. 1.1. The goal of FHRUL is a democratic and multicultural...
List of actions of support of mother-tongue education initiated by member organizations and individual...
The list includes 94 street actions, during 33 of which some of the participants got detained by the police and/or administrative cases were brought.The...
Human Rights in the OSCE Region: Europe, Central Asia and North America, Report 2005...
Latvia IHF FOCUS: national human rights protection; elections and political rights; freedom of association and peaceful assembly; ill-treatment and police misconduct; conditions in...
List of the CE and EU documents on non-discrimination
Institution Title of the documentGrounds for discrimination the document deals withScope of application Council of EuropeEuropean Convention on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, Article...
Report on the comprehensive monitoring report of the European Commission on the state of...
73. Recognises that citizenship, language and education policies in their legal framework have been brought into line with international standards; calls, however,...
Most considerable protests against elimination of the state-supported education in minority languages 2004
1.) 23.01. Strike of nine schools. The columns of demonstrators came to the Ministry of education. About 5-7 thousand protesters took part in...
Differences between rights of Latvian citizens and non-citizens – Latvian residents
I. Prohibition to occupy certain state and public positions, to be employed in certain professionsa) State InstitutionsJobs reserved for Latvian citizens...
Danger: violence towards minorities in Latvia
February 5th, 2004 the Latvian parliament guided by xenophobic ambitions passed a new law limiting school education in Russian language to a maximum of...
International Recommendations on Voting Rights for the Latvian Non-citizens
March 12, 2005 self-government elections were held in Latvia.November 11, 2004, the Parliament of Latvia has adopted amendments to the Law on the self-government...
