Russian Group Wins Martin Ennals Human Rights Award

Email The decision to give the annual Martin Ennals Award for Human Rights Defenders for 2013 to a Russian human rights group that works in Chechnya highlights the courage and persistence it takes to press for justice there. The award was announced on October 8. (Geneva) – The decision to give the annual Martin Ennals Award for Human Rights Defenders for 2013 to a Russianhuman rights group that works in Chechnya highlights the courage and persistence it takes to press for justice there. The award was announced on October 8. read more

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