INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Friday.The center, which was founded to honor the memory of Soviet dissident and Nobel Peace Prize winner Andrei Sakharov, had been an
an exhibition dedicated to Sakharov in regions of the country where it did not have a branch.The organization was also accused of publishing
disheartening, yet it mirrors reality
The public commission on Sakharov's legacy and the contemporary Russian Federation cannot coexist...And everything that is happening today
The legacy does not belong to the regime, but to the people
It belongs to all of us," he added.This spring, the center announced that it was closing its premises in central Moscow following an
since the invasion of Ukraine and seen unprecedented pressure on independent journalists and human rights activists.
